The Rain of Manna from Biblische Historien Künstlich fürgemalt, plate five from Woodcuts from Books of the XVI Century c. 1551 - 1937

"The Rain of Manna" is a woodcut print created by Sebald Beham around 1551. This print depicts a scene from the Old Testament, where God provides food for the Israelites in the form of manna, a miraculous substance that falls from the sky. The print features a central group of figures gathering the manna, while the sun shines from above. Beham was a German Renaissance artist known for his detailed and expressive woodcuts. This print is a powerful example of his talent, showcasing the skill and precision of his craft. This is a print that is part of a larger collection of woodcuts from books of the 16th century. This woodcut is a great example of German Renaissance art.