De apostel Philippus 1518 - 1550

"De apostel Philippus" is a woodcut print depicting the apostle Philip. Created by an anonymous artist between 1518 and 1550, the print showcases the apostle holding a staff and a book. The use of detailed lines and cross-hatching is characteristic of the woodcut technique, contributing to the realistic portrayal of Philip's features and drapery. The print is part of the Rijksmuseum collection, offering a glimpse into the artistic practices of the 16th century, specifically the use of woodcuts for religious imagery during the Northern Renaissance period.