The image shows several figures, each displayed in full from head to toe. In the top portion, a seated figure, likely a woman, gazes downward, holding a child on her lap. Her facial features are subtle, and her hair appears styled or covered, potentially with a veil. Her clothing is flowing, hinting at a gown or robe with visible fabric texture. Below her, four other figures are positioned in a circular formation, each in an animated pose. Their faces show expression, and they seem to have short hair or head coverings. The central lower figure holds a shield with the inscription "QUIS UT DEUS." The background includes a sky filled with clouds and rays, contributing to a sense of elevation or divinity. Varying shades of sketched clouds in the background suggest depth and create an ethereal setting.
Artwork Details
- Date
- before 1613
- Medium
- pen and brown ink over black chalk, on buff laid paper, laid down on pale green paper
- Dimensions
- 3422 × 4938 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
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