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Martire de St. Pierre (The Martyrdom of Saint Peter), c. 1750s. Creator: Jean Barbault
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Martire de St. Pierre (The Martyrdom of Saint Peter), c. 1750s. Creator: Jean Barbault
Martire de St. Pierre (The Martyrdom of Saint Peter), c. 1750s
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Amorini Angels Cherubim Cross Crosses Crucified Crucifixion Cruel Cruelty Etching On Laid Paper Martyr Martyrdom Pierre Hubert Subleyras Pierre Subleyras Saint Peter St Peter Subleyras Pierre Subleyras Pierre Hubert Suffering Upside Down Winged Figure Winged Figures Angelic Cherubs Jean Barbault Putti
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The print captures the powerful and poignant artwork titled "Martire de St. Pierre (The Martyrdom of Saint Peter)" created by Jean Barbault in the 1750s. This black and white etching on laid paper depicts the cruel crucifixion of Saint Peter, a significant figure in Christianity. In this eighteenth-century masterpiece, Barbault skillfully portrays the suffering endured by Saint Peter as he is depicted upside down on a cross. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke, emphasizing the martyr's agony and sacrifice for his faith. Surrounding Saint Peter are angelic figures, cherubs, and putti representing divine intervention amidst human suffering. These winged figures symbolize hope and spiritual guidance during times of hardship. Barbault's work showcases his mastery of capturing emotion through art. The viewer cannot help but feel moved by this depiction of religious devotion and sacrifice. The composition draws attention to both the physical pain endured by Saint Peter and his unwavering commitment to his beliefs. This remarkable piece can be found at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , where it stands as a testament to Barbault's artistic prowess and serves as a reminder of the enduring power of faith throughout history.
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