Apostel Jakobus de Meerdere (Major) met pelgrimshoed en pelgrimsstaf 1517 - 1527
marcodente
pencil drawn
light pencil work
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old engraving style
cartoon sketch
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This engraving, "Apostel Jakobus de Meerdere (Major) met pelgrimshoed en pelgrimsstaf," by Marco Dente, depicts Saint James the Greater as a pilgrim, holding a staff and wearing a pilgrim's hat. Dente, who lived from 1515 to 1527, created this work between 1517 and 1527. The fine detail and shading of the engraving, created by Marco Dente, a prominent Italian artist, highlight the intricate folds of the Saint's robe and the contours of his face. The detailed portrayal of Saint James's attributes as a pilgrim, including the staff and hat, underscores his significance in the Catholic tradition, particularly for those who undertake pilgrimages. This work, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, is an excellent example of Dente's skill in engraving.
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