The Holy Trinity; Christ on the cross flanked by two angels, the Holy Spirit as a dove and God in heaven above the cross, a rectangular composition with half-circle at the top, after Reni 1702

Sir Nicolas Dorigny's "The Holy Trinity" (1702) is an etching that captures the iconic Christian image of the crucifixion with a dramatic composition. The scene is depicted in a half-circle format, with God the Father seated above Christ on the cross, flanked by angels. The Holy Spirit, symbolized by a dove, descends from heaven, forming a visual triangle that embodies the Holy Trinity. Dorigny, an English artist known for his engravings after Italian masters like Guido Reni, uses intricate detail and skilled draftsmanship to create a powerful and reverent image that has resonated with viewers for centuries. The print's intricate detail and dramatic composition capture the sacredness of the subject matter, making it a significant work of religious art.