Doop van de kamerling by Claude Vignon

Doop van de kamerling after 1638

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pencil drawn

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photo of handprinted image

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light pencil work

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ink paper printed

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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white palette

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ink colored

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pencil work

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remaining negative space

This etching, "Doop van de kamerling" (Baptism of the Eunuch), was created by Claude Vignon in the 17th century, likely after 1638. The artwork, which is now housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, depicts the biblical scene from the Book of Acts, where Philip baptizes the Ethiopian eunuch. Vignon's etching uses detailed lines to capture the moment of the baptism, with the figure of Philip pouring water over the eunuch's head as angels descend from above. The scene is set against a backdrop of a swirling sky with light streaming down, suggesting a sense of divine intervention.

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