Heilige Margareta van Antiochië by Philippe Thomassin

Heilige Margareta van Antiochië 1589

philippethomassin's Profile Picture

philippethomassin

# 

toned paper

# 

light pencil work

# 

pencil sketch

# 

old engraving style

# 

caricature

# 

junji ito style

# 

cartoon sketch

# 

personal sketchbook

# 

cartoon style

# 

cartoon carciture

"Heilige Margareta van Antiochië" (Holy Margaret of Antioch) is a 1589 engraving by Philippe Thomassin, a Flemish artist born in 1562 and active until 1622. The artwork, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, depicts the Christian martyr Saint Margaret of Antioch in a dramatic scene. The saint stands confidently, her foot on a defeated dragon, showcasing her faith and resilience against evil. The engraved lines create a detailed and expressive image, highlighting the stark contrast between the saint's strength and the creature's defeat. This powerful representation of Saint Margaret's story is a testament to Thomassin's skill in capturing religious narratives in a visually compelling way.

Show more

Comments

No comments

Be the first to comment and join the conversation on the ultimate creative platform.