Petrus in Caesarea before 1585
wierix
mechanical pen drawing
pen illustration
pen sketch
pencil sketch
junji ito style
personal sketchbook
pen-ink sketch
pen work
sketchbook drawing
pencil art
"Petrus in Caesarea" is an engraving by Hieronymus Wierix, dating back to before 1585. The artwork depicts a scene from the Bible, where Saint Peter heals a man at Caesarea Philippi. The print shows Peter in the foreground, standing next to a building and extending his hand towards a man kneeling on the ground with a woman and a child, who is being healed. The engraving has a detailed background featuring a crowd of people and a landscape with trees and a building in the distance. This work showcases Wierix's ability to capture both the emotional and the narrative aspects of biblical stories. The detail and realism in the depiction of the figures and the landscape contribute to the overall impactful and educational value of the print.
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