Mozes c. 1537 - 1555

This engraving by Cornelis Bos, titled "Mozes", depicts Moses seated on a throne, holding his long beard in one hand. The artwork was created between 1537 and 1555, and its intricate detail and realistic portrayal of the biblical figure showcase Bos's skill in the medium of engraving. The composition is influenced by the High Renaissance style, which was prominent in Italy and Flanders during this period. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, a well-known art museum in Amsterdam, and serves as a testament to Bos's significant contribution to the artistic tradition of Northern Europe.