Faith Hope and Love 1577
maartendevos
drawing, ink, pen
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"Faith, Hope and Love" is a drawing by Maarten de Vos, completed in 1577. The artwork depicts three figures, representing the theological virtues of faith, hope, and love. Each figure is surrounded by cherubs, who symbolize the virtues' inherent purity and innocence. De Vos, a prominent Flemish painter of the 16th century, is known for his masterful depictions of religious subjects. His skill in capturing the essence of the theological virtues in this drawing, through the interplay of light and shadow, is evident in the work's subtle yet expressive style. The drawing is a testament to De Vos’s artistic mastery and the enduring appeal of religious themes in art.
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