Joab doodt Amasa 1530 - 1533

This anonymous woodcut depicts a scene from the biblical story of Joab killing Amasa. Created between 1530 and 1533, the artwork portrays the moment of betrayal in a dramatic fashion, capturing the tension and violence of the event. The image is a classic example of religious art from the Renaissance period, drawing inspiration from the Bible and highlighting the importance of moral teachings through a visual narrative. This small-scale piece, measuring 50 mm by 70 mm, demonstrates the versatility of woodcut printing for producing detailed yet compact images.