Miraculeuze genezing tijdens de begrafenis van de Heilige Hyacinthus van Polen 1595 - 1600

"Miraculeuze genezing tijdens de begrafenis van de Heilige Hyacinthus van Polen" is an engraving by Johann Sadeler I, a prominent printmaker of the late 16th century, now housed in the Rijksmuseum. The artwork depicts a scene from the life of Saint Hyacinth, a Polish clergyman, where a man is miraculously healed by touching the saint's coffin. The dramatic composition, detailed figures, and intricate lines are characteristic of Sadeler's work, highlighting his skill in depicting religious narratives. The engraving, measuring 38 mm by 46 mm, is a poignant testament to the power of faith and the lasting legacy of Saint Hyacinth.