Hieronymus lezend by Thomas Worlidge

Hieronymus lezend c. 1730 - 1766

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light pencil work

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shading to add clarity

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pen sketch

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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pencil drawing

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ink drawing experimentation

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pen-ink sketch

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limited contrast and shading

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sketchbook drawing

"Hieronymus lezend" is an engraving by Thomas Worlidge, created between 1730 and 1766, depicting the biblical figure Saint Jerome. The artwork shows Saint Jerome seated, holding a book, with a lion lying at his feet, showcasing the saint's connection to the animal. This piece, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a small-scale work measuring just 124 mm in height and 96 mm in width, exemplifying the delicate nature of Worlidge's engraved works. The intricate details and strong chiaroscuro effects of the engraving are characteristic of Worlidge's style, capturing the solemn piety of the subject matter.

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