The Parable of the Blind Man c. 1576 - 1580

"The Parable of the Blind Man" (c. 1576-1580) is a detailed engraving by Léonard Gaultier, a French artist known for his illustrative work. The engraving depicts a scene from the Gospel of Luke, where Jesus heals a blind man. Gaultier skillfully uses cross-hatching and etching techniques to render the figures and setting with remarkable realism. The composition focuses on the interaction between the blind man and Jesus, with the surrounding figures and landscape providing context and depth to the narrative. This artwork serves as a visual testament to Gaultier's talent and the enduring power of religious imagery in art.