The Holy Family with Saint Philip Neri in Adoration, an Angel, and Putti 1649

"The Holy Family with Saint Philip Neri in Adoration, an Angel, and Putti" is an etching created in 1649 by the Italian artist Giacinto Gimignani. The composition depicts the Holy Family with Saint Philip Neri kneeling in adoration. The scene is filled with cherubic figures and angels, creating a sense of heavenly celebration. The etching, measuring 34.1 x 25.2 cm, showcases Gimignani's meticulous attention to detail and mastery of light and shadow. This work exemplifies the Baroque style, known for its dramatic compositions, emotional intensity, and use of light and shadow. The etching is a testament to Gimignani's skill as an artist and the enduring appeal of religious themes in art.