The stoning of St Stephen 1635 - 1906

Rembrandt’s "The Stoning of St Stephen" is a powerful etching that depicts the biblical story of Stephen's martyrdom. The composition focuses on Stephen’s dramatic pose as he is being stoned by an angry mob. His figure is rendered with anatomical accuracy and emotional intensity, emphasizing the agony of his death. This small, but impactful print, showcases Rembrandt’s mastery of line and light, typical of his artistic style. It was created during the Dutch Golden Age and is now housed at the Rijksmuseum.