Kerkvader Gregorius by Roeland van Bolten

Kerkvader Gregorius after 1600

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pencil drawn

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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portrait reference

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pencil drawing

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pen-ink sketch

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limited contrast and shading

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portrait drawing

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pencil work

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pencil art

"Kerkvader Gregorius" is an engraving by Roeland van Bolten, likely created after 1600. The print depicts Saint Gregory, a prominent figure in the Catholic Church, seated on a throne with an open book and a papal tiara nearby. The composition is framed by an arch and surrounded by ornate detailing. The engraving captures the solemn and dignified presence of Saint Gregory, highlighting his role as a respected religious leader. This artwork is a fine example of the devotional imagery popular during the period and provides valuable insights into the artistic style of Roeland van Bolten, a Dutch engraver whose works often showcased religious subjects.

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