Drie kruizen 1615

"Drie kruizen" ("Three Crosses") is a 1615 engraving by Etienne Carteron, a prominent printmaker working in the Netherlands in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The artwork depicts three stylized crosses, each adorned with intricate floral motifs, creating a powerful visual statement of faith. This small, intimate engraving, measuring just 120 mm in height and 95 mm in width, exemplifies the beauty and artistry of religious printmaking during this period. It's a testament to Carteron's skill in creating detailed, intricate designs that resonate with viewers seeking spiritual inspiration.