The lame Man accompanying St. Peter and St. John in the Temple 1556

"The Lame Man accompanying St. Peter and St. John in the Temple" is a pen drawing by Maarten van Heemskerck, created in 1556. The drawing depicts the biblical story of the lame man being healed by St. Peter and St. John at the Temple. The detailed scene is set within an architectural backdrop, showcasing Heemskerck’s meticulous attention to detail and realistic representation of the human figure. This drawing, housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, demonstrates Heemskerck's mastery of the Northern Renaissance style, a period known for its realistic depictions and emphasis on detail. The composition, with its central focus on the miracle, draws viewers into the scene and captures the awe and wonder of the event.