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Christ Appears to Peter, Domine quo uenis, uenio iterum crucifigi, Representations by Raphael in the Vatican, print, Christ Appears to Peter After the Resurrection (Domine Quo Vadis). Christ holds a cross with a banner and Peter a large key. In the background soldiers and architecture. Title and reference to Bible text in the bottom margin., printmaker: Pietro Sante Bartoli, Italy, after design by Raphael, Vatican City, publisher: Giovanni Giacomo de' Rossi, Rome, grantor of privilege: Papal Court, 1645 - 1700, Pietro Sante Bartoli, Raphael, Giovanni Giacomo de' Rossi, Papal Court, grantor of privilege, paper, etching, engraving, etching and engraving, height 104 mm x width 266 mm, A wide black and white engraving shows a classical cityscape with arched buildings, towers, and domes stretching across the background. In the foreground two robed male figures stand on a slightly rocky ground; one is partially draped, holding a long staff and a pole bearing a flowing banner, the other wears a full robe and gestures toward the first while holding a key-like object. To the left a group of armed soldiers and a mounted rider approach from an arched gateway, some holding spears and shields and one leading the horse. Bushes and low shrubs dot the foreground, and a reclining figure lies on the ground near the central pair. Architectural details include colonnades, fortified walls, and a pedimented structure, and a small sculpture of a figure is visible on a building facade at the far left. The scene is rendered with fine crosshatching and line work, creating texture and shading across figures, clothing, vegetation, and stone surfaces.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A92_031

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

33.3Mo (10.3Mo) / 45.8cm x 18.2cm / 5411 x 2153 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Christ Peter Domine quo uenis uenio iterum crucifigi Representations Raphael Vatican print Resurrection Domine Quo Vadis Christ holds cross banner large key background soldiers architecture Title reference Bible text bottom margin printmaker Pietro Sante Bartoli Italy design Vatican City publisher Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi Rome grantor privilege Papal Court 1645 - 1700 paper etching engraving height 104 mm x width 266 mm wide black white engraving classical cityscape arched buildings towers domes stretching across background foreground two robed male figures stand slightly rocky ground partially draped holding long staff pole bearing flowing banner wears full robe gestures first key- object left group armed soldiers mounted rider approach arched gateway holding spears shields leading horse Bushes low shrubs dot foreground reclining figure lies ground near central pair Architectural details include colonnades fortified walls pedimented structure small sculpture figure visible building facade far left scene rendered fine crosshatching line work creating texture shading across figures clothing vegetation stone surfaces