The Holy Trinity in Glory 1612 - 1648

Simone Cantarini's "The Holy Trinity in Glory" (1612-1648) is a pen and ink drawing depicting the Holy Trinity. The composition showcases God the Father and God the Son seated on a cloud, with the Holy Spirit, a dove, hovering above them. Two angels flank the divine figures. The delicate, hatched lines convey a sense of depth and volume. The drawing is a testament to Cantarini's mastery of line and composition and is a fine example of Baroque style. You can find this piece in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.