David, Paulus, Mozes en Jeremia 1629
boetiusadamszbolswert
pencil drawn
light pencil work
pen sketch
pencil sketch
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
pen-ink sketch
pen work
sketchbook drawing
pencil work
sword
"David, Paulus, Mozes en Jeremia" is a 1629 engraving by Boëtius Adamsz. Bolswert housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The print depicts four biblical figures: David, Paul, Moses and Jeremiah. The figures are all depicted in a seated position, with their hands holding open books, symbolizing their knowledge and wisdom. The figures are framed by a banner with an inscription that includes the words "Goddelycke Wenschen" (Divine Wishes) and "Vierighe Uyt-Spraecken der Ovd-Vaders" (Fervent Utterances of the Ancient Fathers). The overall composition is both symmetrical and balanced, creating a sense of harmony and order. This artwork is an example of the detailed and sophisticated engravings that were popular in the 17th century, and offers insights into the religious and intellectual concerns of the time.
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