God de Vader en de Heilige Geest 1618 - 1655

This etching, "God de Vader en de Heilige Geest," by Cornelis Schut, showcases the artist's mastery of detail and dramatic composition. Created between 1618 and 1655, the artwork depicts God the Father, a bearded figure, extending his hand towards a dove, a representation of the Holy Spirit. This portrayal of the Trinity reflects the artist's religious devotion and echoes the prevailing Catholic beliefs of the time. The intricate details of the clouds, the flowing drapery, and the radiating light emanating from God's form contribute to the piece's overall sense of divinity and grandeur. The drawing, currently residing in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies Schut's talent for conveying spiritual and religious themes in a captivating and visually compelling manner.