Christus geneest de dochter van de Kanaänitische vrouw 1710 - 1714
jakobwilhelmheckenauer
pencil drawn
aged paper
antique finish
toned paper
pencil sketch
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
unrealistic statue
neutral brown palette
pencil art
"Christus geneest de dochter van de Kanaänitische vrouw" (Christ Heals the Daughter of the Canaanite Woman) is an etching by Dutch artist Jakob Wilhelm Heckenauer (1696-1738) from 1710-1714. The etching portrays the biblical event where Jesus heals the daughter of a Canaanite woman, who begs him for help. The scene is depicted with dramatic realism, showcasing the woman’s pleading gesture and Jesus's compassionate gaze. The detailed background and intricate details of the figures, including the dog at Jesus's feet, contribute to the etching's artistic merit, making it a significant piece in Heckenauer's oeuvre. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, this etching serves as a valuable testament to Heckenauer's skill in rendering religious narratives with compelling visual storytelling.
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