St Rosalia in glory with dying and running figures and a male half-length below 1647 - 1705

"St. Rosalia in Glory" is a drawing by Daniel Seiter created between 1647 and 1705. The drawing depicts Saint Rosalia being lifted up to heaven by angels, surrounded by clouds and a multitude of figures. Seiter's use of line and shading creates a sense of movement and drama, highlighting the celestial event. The drawing's small size of 261 mm x 204 mm and its delicate lines emphasize the personal nature of the artwork, perhaps a sketch or study for a larger painting. The drawing is now part of the collection of the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark.