Franc Ois Halma Collection

H. Cyprian of Carthage, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

H. Gregory of Nyssa, church father, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

H. Babylas of Antioch, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

Romulus founding Rome, Jan Luyken, Francois Halma, Willem van de Water, 1697

Imperial triumph, Jan Luyken, Francois Halma, Willem van de Water, 1697

Sacrificial Ceremony before the Temple of Jupiter in Rome, Italy, Jan Luyken, Francois Halma, Willem van de Water, 1697

Festive procession towards the Roman amphitheater, Jan Luyken, Francois Halma, Willem van de Water, 1697

Apostle Mattias, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

H. Titus, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

H. Theophilus of Antioch, apologist, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

Saint Irenaeus of Lyons, church father, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain II, Francois Halma, 1698

Melito of Sardis bishop of Sardis near Smyrna in western Anatolia Turkey, early Christianity, print maker: Jan Luyken, print maker: Zacharias Chatelain II, Jan Goeree, 1698

Apostle Paul, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

Apostle Bartholomew, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

Apostle James the Less, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

H John Chrysostom, Church Father, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

St. Athanasius of Alexandria, Church Father, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain II, Francois Halma, 1698

H. Hilary of Poitiers, Doctor of the Church, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

H. Gregory Nazianzen the Younger, Church Father, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain II, Francois Halma, 1698

H. Basil of Caesarea, Church Father, Jan Luyken, Zacharias Chatelain (II), Francois Halma, 1698

Triumphal procession over a square, Jan Luyken, Francois Halma, 1690

Pictures of Juno and Jupiter in carts driven around, Jan Luyken, Francois Halma, 1690

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"Francois Halma: A Master of Engravings Capturing the Essence of History and Faith" Step into the world of Francois Halma, a renowned engraver whose works beautifully depicted historical events and religious figures. Born in 1698, Halma's engravings were highly sought after for their intricate details and captivating storytelling. One of his notable works includes an illustration featuring Church Father Origen, created in collaboration with Jan Luyken and Zacharias Chatelain II. This piece showcases the profound influence that Origen had on early Christian theology. In another collaboration with Luyken and Chatelain II, Halma brought to life H. Cyprian of Carthage, a prominent figure in early Christianity known for his martyrdom. The engraving captures the essence of Cyprian's unwavering faith amidst persecution. Halma's talent extended beyond religious subjects as he also collaborated with Willem van de Water to depict significant moments in Roman history. One such work portrays Romulus founding Rome, showcasing Halma's ability to capture both mythological narratives and historical events. His engravings also captured grand spectacles like imperial triumphs, where Jan Luyken collaborated once again with Halma to create visually stunning illustrations that transported viewers back to ancient Rome. The sacrificial ceremony before the Temple of Jupiter in Rome is yet another masterpiece by Halma, this time collaborating with Jan Luyken and Francois himself. The intricacy of detail transports us into the heart of ancient Rome during one its most sacred rituals. Halma's collaborations continued to explore various aspects of Roman culture; one example being a festive procession towards the Roman amphitheater alongside Jan Luyken and Willem van de Water. These engravings provide glimpses into daily life during this vibrant era. Religious figures remained a focal point for Halma as well; Apostle Mattias was brought to life through his collaboration with Jan Luyken and Zacharias Chatelain II.