Cure of a blind
pellegrinoaretusi
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper, ink, indian-ink, chalk
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drawing
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aged paper
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high-renaissance
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toned paper
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light pencil work
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pencil sketch
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paper
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tea stained
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ink
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coffee painting
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indian-ink
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13_16th-century
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chalk
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12_15th-century
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portrait drawing
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watercolour illustration
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pencil art
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watercolor
This drawing by Pellegrino Aretusi depicts a scene of healing. A man kneels before another figure, likely a saint, with his hand extended in a gesture of supplication. The group of figures surrounding them indicate a sense of community and faith. Aretusi, born in 1463, was a renowned artist known for his drawings and paintings. While the exact date of this artwork is unknown, the style reflects the period of the Italian Renaissance. This work, part of the Städel Museum's collection, offers a glimpse into Aretusi's approach to representing religious subjects and their connection to the human experience.
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