Two Saints Collection

Christ Glory Two Saints first third 17th century
Christ in Glory with Two Saints, first third 17th century. Marcantonio Bassetti (Italian, 1586-1630). Pen and brown ink and brush and brown wash with graphite; sheet

Drawings Prints, Print, Transfiguration, Christ, flanked, two saints, Apostles, Artist
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Transfiguration with Christ flanked by two saints and with the Apostles below, Artist, Cherubino Alberti (Zaccaria Mattia), Italian, Borgo Sansepolcro 1553-1615 Rome

Two Saints Pope Bishop? 17th century Brush brown ink
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Virgin Child Two Saints recto Fragmentary Design
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Architectural Design Monumental Altar Composition
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Martyrdom Saint Adrian Two Saints Ache Acheul
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Madonna Glory Two Saints late 16th century Pen
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Heads Two Saints 1495-1510 Metalpoint reworked
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Design Triptych Adoration Two Saints early 17th century
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Madonna Child Adored Two Saints 16th century
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Bishop Two Saints 1575-1600 Pen ink brush wash
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Two Saints Adoration n. d Pen brown ink brush
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"Christ's Glory Shines Through Two Saints in 17th Century Drawings and Prints" In the realm of art, the Transfiguration of Christ has been a subject that captivated artists throughout history. One particular theme that emerged during the first third of the 17th century was the depiction of Christ flanked by two saints, often portrayed as his loyal Apostles. Artists utilized various mediums to bring this divine scene to life. In one instance, an artist employed brush and brown ink to create a stunning portrayal - perhaps a Pope and a Bishop from the 17th century. The intricate details showcased their devotion and reverence towards Christ. Another remarkable artwork discovered was Virgin Child with Two Saints on its recto side, presenting only fragmentary design elements. However, even in its incomplete state, it exuded an architectural grandeur fit for a monumental altar composition. The martyrdom of Saint Adrian alongside Two Saints evoked deep emotions within viewers' hearts. The artist skillfully conveyed their anguish through expressive strokes, capturing every ache and acheul moment they endured for their faith. Moving back in time to late 16th century works, Madonna's Glory radiated through her presence alongside Two Saints in delicate pen drawings. This artistic masterpiece demonstrated how spirituality transcends time and continues to inspire generations. Heads depicted alongside Two Saints between 1495-1510 showcased meticulous metalpoint technique reworked over time. These captivating portraits left us wondering about the identities behind these saintly figures who have stood strong throughout centuries. An early 17th-century design for a triptych titled Adoration with Two Saints mesmerized audiences with its intricate detailing and harmonious composition. It served as an invitation into a sacred space where adoration took center stage amidst heavenly glory. Madonna Child Adored by Two Saints from the 16th century captured tender moments shared between motherhood and divinity while being surrounded by the presence of saints.