David bespiedt Batseba 1675
pietroaquila
aged paper
toned paper
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
pen-ink sketch
pen and pencil
pen work
watercolour illustration
pencil art
watercolor
Pietro Aquila's "David bespiedt Batseba" is a 1675 etching depicting a scene from the biblical story of David and Bathsheba. The detailed artwork showcases a dramatic moment where King David, the central figure, is shown gazing at Bathsheba from a rooftop. He is surrounded by soldiers in the foreground, further emphasizing the setting and the powerful position of the king. The composition captures the intense moment of desire and moral conflict, evoking a sense of both intrigue and transgression. This etching, created during Aquila's active period between 1650 and 1700, is a fine example of the artist's skill in depicting biblical narratives with historical and emotional depth.
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