Heilige Familie met twee engelen 1602 - 1605
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Jacob Matham's "Heilige Familie met twee engelen" (Holy Family with two Angels), a black and white engraving created between 1602 and 1605, depicts the traditional biblical scene of Mary, Joseph, and the Christ child with two angels, one reaching for a branch of a tree. The composition, typical of the Northern Renaissance, presents a realistic portrayal of the figures and landscape, showcasing Matham's masterful technique in depicting fine details like the drapery and the angels' wings. The engraving, which is a relatively small artwork measuring 251 mm by 185 mm, is held in the Rijksmuseum, offering art enthusiasts a glimpse into the devotional art of the early 17th century.
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