Engraving Christ

The upper engraving represents Christ healing the man blind from birth (John 9:1–7).

This etching is after Albrecht Dürer’s 1511 engraving "The Crucifixion (Christ on the Cross)", ("Dürer-Katalog" - Meder No. 13, page 73).

Together, the two engravings highlight Christ’s dual role as healer and teacher, emphasizing both his compassion and his authority.

Title: Jesus Christ Engraving – John XIV I Am the Way c.1735 Description: This serene antique engraving titled “Our Saviour Jesus Christ” references St.

The second plate centers on episodes from the life of Christ. The upper engraving presents Christ among a gathered crowd, engaging directly with followers and adversaries alike, rend...

The upper engraving represents Christ questioned about paying tribute to Caesar (Matthew 22:15–22).

The image honours his role in recording the life and teachings of Christ. The third engraving, also from Chapter IX, is titled "Two Blind Men Restor’d to Sight."

Visscher (Dutch, Amsterdam 1586–1652 Amsterdam) This is an engraving titled Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery by Pieter Perret, based on a 1565 grisaille painting in the Courtau...

Engraving on paper. A finely executed devotional engraving representing the Transfiguration of Christ, with Christ shown at the center, standing upon clouds and flanked by Moses and...

A dark wooden frame provides solemnity, while a gilt frame adds luminosity and highlights the divine authority of Christ in both episodes. Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: Pi...

The outdoor setting, with trees and distant hills, situates the miracle in a public, communal space. Together, these engravings reinforce Christ’s power to call individuals to faith...

Together, these engravings contrast Christ’s moral authority in personal encounter with his teaching through parables.

C. 1620 Maker: Unknown Antique page of a printed sheet music featuring an engraving of the Flagellation of Christ. Printed on both sides on laid paper.

In the years 1508 to 1511 Albrecht Dürer created three famous sets of engravings, two Passion of Christ and the Life of Mary.

John Lateran in Rome, and some of the plates for Gavin Hamilton's Schola Itálica including The Presentation in the Temple after Fra Bartolommeo. Others engravings include Christ with...