Onheil 1533 - 1567
eneavico
rijksmuseum
print, engraving
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allegory
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old engraving style
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mannerism
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history-painting
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nude
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engraving
"Onheil" (Misfortune) is a 16th-century print by the Italian artist Enea Vico. It depicts a woman in a state of despair, sitting beneath a simple shelter in a landscape setting. The print is a powerful example of Vico's mastery of line and detail, emphasizing the emotional turmoil of the figure. The work is believed to be part of a larger series of prints exploring themes of human suffering and misfortune. The print is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and its small size (78 mm x 83 mm) only serves to heighten the impact of the poignant image.
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