Pelagia Mima van Antiochië 1570 - 1618
janiicollaert
rijksmuseum
print, engraving
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old engraving style
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landscape
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mannerism
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figuration
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history-painting
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engraving
"Pelagia Mima van Antiochië" is an engraving by Jan (II) Collaert from the 17th century. The print depicts Pelagia, a 4th-century saint who lived in Antioch, kneeling in prayer in a wooded landscape. The scene is framed by thick trees, a village, and a winding stream. The image is a fine example of the detailed, realistic style of engraving prevalent during this period, and exemplifies the interest in religious subjects common in 17th-century art. The print, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, serves as a valuable artistic record of the historical depiction of the saint, showcasing the visual interpretation of her piety.
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