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The Maryrdom of Saint Lawrence, early 17th-mid 17th century. Creator: Cornelis Schut I
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The Maryrdom of Saint Lawrence, early 17th-mid 17th century. Creator: Cornelis Schut I
The Maryrdom of Saint Lawrence, early 17th-mid 17th century. Attributed to Rombout Eynhoudts
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This print showcases "The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence" a masterpiece created by Cornelis Schut I during the early to mid-17th century. The artwork is attributed to Rombout Eynhoudts, adding an intriguing layer of mystery and collaboration. Set against a backdrop of vibrant colors and intricate details, the scene depicts the intense persecution faced by Saint Lawrence in ancient Rome. As a deacon known for his unwavering faith, he was subjected to torture and ultimately martyred for his beliefs. Schut's skillful use of pen and brown and black ink, enhanced with white gouache over a sketch in bla, brings this dramatic moment to life. The composition captures the essence of high Baroque art with its dynamic lines and rich textures. Saint Lawrence stands at the center as a symbol of courage amidst adversity. Surrounding him are other male figures representing both persecutors and witnesses to this profound act of religious devotion. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece represents Flemish heritage art that transcends time and borders. Its presence evokes contemplation on themes such as faith, sacrifice, and resilience—a testament to the enduring power of religious art throughout history. As we gaze upon this remarkable image captured by Cornelis Schut I's lens, we are reminded once again that art has the ability to transport us across centuries while connecting us deeply with our shared human experiences.
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