Samson holding the jaw bone of an ass over his head and standing next to the Philistines he has just killed, more dead bodies in the background, a tapered composition with rounded top, after Reni 1635 - 1660

Flaminio Torre's "Samson holding the jawbone of an ass over his head and standing next to the Philistines he has just killed, more dead bodies in the background, a tapered composition with rounded top, after Reni" is a 17th-century etching that depicts the biblical story of Samson. Torre's etching is after Guido Reni's painting, which was a popular subject for artists of the time. This etching is a fine example of Baroque art and is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The dramatic composition and detailed figures in the etching demonstrate Torre's skill as an artist.