Drie pelgrims 1506 - 1534

"Drie pelgrims" (Three Pilgrims), a 16th-century engraving by Marcantonio Raimondi, depicts three figures on a journey. The scene is set in a wooded landscape with a distant figure walking towards the left. The main focus is on the two central figures, one seated and the other kneeling, both with their staffs leaning against the ground. Raimondi was known for his mastery of line and detail, which is evident in the intricate folds of clothing and the texture of the surrounding foliage. This work reflects the artistic style of the High Renaissance and the interest in classical themes and narratives.