Woodcut Hand Colored Collection
"Woodcut Hand Colored: A Glimpse into the Artistry of the 15th Century" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the intricate world prints from the 15th century
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"Woodcut Hand Colored: A Glimpse into the Artistry of the 15th Century" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the intricate world prints from the 15th century. These captivating artworks, created by anonymous artists, offer a fascinating glimpse into religious iconography and storytelling during this era. One such masterpiece is "Saint Bernardino of Siena. " Crafted around 1465, this woodcut portrays the esteemed saint with remarkable detail and precision. The vibrant colors delicately applied to enhance every nuance, breathing life into his devout expression. Another notable piece is "St. Jerome (Schr. 1554a). " Dating back to the same period, it showcases St. Jerome immersed in deep contemplation as he translates biblical texts. The meticulous coloring adds depth to his aged features while highlighting his scholarly aura. In "St. Nicholas of Myra (Schr. 1633c), " we witness an enchanting portrayal of this beloved saint known for his generosity towards children and sailors alike. The hand-colored accents bring out the warmth in St. Nicholas' eyes as he extends a helping hand to those in need. Moving on to "Christ Taking Leave of His Mother (Schr. 639), " we are transported to a poignant moment between Jesus and Mary before His crucifixion. Through skillful use of color, emotions are palpable as sorrow mingles with love within their embrace. "The Flagellation (Schr. 308c)" presents a powerful scene depicting Christ's suffering at the hands of Roman soldiers prior to His crucifixion—a testament to both artistic mastery and emotional intensity conveyed through careful coloring techniques. Among these extraordinary works is also "Saint Bernard Vanquishing the Devil, " where vivid hues heighten Saint Bernard's triumph over evil forces—an embodiment of faith prevailing against darkness.