H. Albinus van Angers c. 1635 - 1640

This engraving by Theodor Matham, created between 1635 and 1640, depicts Saint Albinus, a prominent figure in the history of the Catholic Church. The etching portrays Saint Albinus as a tall, imposing figure, holding a staff and wearing a mitre and robes. The image also includes two cherubs with wings hovering above him, as well as a scene of Saint Albinus's burial. This work provides insight into the visual culture of the 17th century, with its detailed depiction of religious figures and scenes. The inscription beneath the image further contributes to its historical context, revealing biographical details about the saint. This detailed and realistic portrayal of a respected religious figure makes it an example of the Baroque style in art. The work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where it can be viewed by art enthusiasts.