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Heilige Maria Magdalena als zondares - Pieter de Grebber
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Description
An engraving by Pieter de Grebber depicting Mary Magdalene as a penitent sinner. The image features fine lines and a simple composition, capturing a moment of remorse and reflection.
This engraving by Pieter de Grebber (1600-1652) depicts Mary Magdalene as a penitent sinner. De Grebber was a Dutch Golden Age painter known for his history paintings and portraits. He worked in Haarlem and was influenced by Peter Paul Rubens and the French Classicist style. His oeuvre includes many religious scenes, often commissioned for Catholic churches and institutions. The image shows Mary Magdalene in a state of remorse, her hands clasped to her chest and tears streaming down her face. The composition is simple, with the figure set against a dark, undefined background. A skull and open book are at the lower left, symbols of mortality and repentance. The fine lines of the engraving create a sense of depth and texture, particularly in the rendering of the drapery and hair. The Latin inscription at the bottom identifies the subject and speaks to the transformative power of tears and repentance.
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Heilige Maria Magdalena als zondares - Pieter de Grebber
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From £28.00 GBP
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Fine Art Poster / A4 (21x29.7 cm) / -
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Artist Biography
Pieter de Grebber
De Grebber wrote down his rules for painting. His 1649 treatise laid out eleven principles for classicist painters, making him one of the few Dutch Golden Age artists to codify painting theory. The rules reflected his practice: Catholic devotional painting in a Protestant country, blending Rubens's colour with Rembrandt's light.
He was born in Haarlem around 1600 into a Catholic artistic family, trained by his father and by Hendrick Goltzius. He visited Antwerp in 1618 and absorbed Rubens firsthand. His commissions from Stadholder Frederik Hendrik for the palaces at Honselaarsdijk, Noordeinde and Huis ten Bosch were among the most prestigious in the Republic.
He was born in Haarlem around 1600 into a Catholic artistic family, trained by his father and by Hendrick Goltzius. He visited Antwerp in 1618 and absorbed Rubens firsthand. His commissions from Stadholder Frederik Hendrik for the palaces at Honselaarsdijk, Noordeinde and Huis ten Bosch were among the most prestigious in the Republic.
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