The presentation of Jesus to Simeon in the temple, after Dürer 1495 - 1539
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Marcantonio Raimondi's "The Presentation of Jesus to Simeon in the Temple, after Dürer" (1495-1539) is an engraving that masterfully recreates a scene from the biblical story of Jesus's childhood. The intricate detail of the temple architecture and the expressive figures, including Mary, Joseph, and the prophet Simeon, convey the solemnity and significance of the moment. This work exemplifies the skillful use of light and shadow, typical of the Renaissance era, creating a striking contrast between the figures and their surroundings. Raimondi's masterful technique and Dürer's original design make this engraving a notable example of 16th-century printmaking.
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