Gallaeus Philippus Collection
"Gallaeus Philippus: A Master of Artistic Expression" Philip Galle, a renowned artist of the 16th century
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"Gallaeus Philippus: A Master of Artistic Expression" Philip Galle, a renowned artist of the 16th century, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his captivating works. From biblical parables to depictions of human vices and virtues, Galle's creations showcased his immense talent and ability to convey profound messages. In "The Parable of the Good Shepherd" (1565), Galle beautifully illustrates Jesus as the caring shepherd who guides and protects his flock. The intricate details in this piece showcase Galle's mastery in capturing both emotion and spirituality. "The Death of the Virgin" (1574) is another masterpiece by Galle that portrays a poignant scene from religious history. Through delicate brushstrokes and careful composition, he depicts Mary's passing with reverence and solemnity. Galle also delved into exploring human nature through his series "The Seven Deadly Sins. " In "Anger (Ira)" (1558), he skillfully captures the destructive force behind uncontrolled rage. Similarly, in "Lust (Luxuria)" and "Sloth (Desidia)" from the same series, he exposes humanity's weaknesses with striking imagery. Envy takes center stage in another work from "The Seven Deadly Sins" series - "Envy (Invidia)" (1558). With meticulous attention to detail, Galle portrays envy as a consuming force that corrodes relationships and breeds discontentment. However, it was not just darkness that fascinated Philip Galle; he also explored virtuous qualities such as hope. In his depiction of Hope (Spes) from "The Virtues" series (1559-60), he presents an ethereal figure radiating optimism amidst adversity. Religious themes continued to inspire him throughout his career. In "The Parable of Wise and Foolish Virgins" (ca.