Mozes zegent een geknielde man 1522

This 16th century woodcut by an anonymous artist depicts a scene from the Old Testament, in which Moses blesses a kneeling man. The print, only 60 mm high and 85 mm wide, showcases the detail typical of Northern Renaissance art. It is now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection. The composition, featuring a group of figures in a landscape setting, is typical of small-scale religious prints of the time. This print, while small in size, provides an intimate glimpse into the artistic practices and religious themes prevalent in the Netherlands during the 16th century.