Church Father Ambrosius, Roeland van Bolten, Jacob Matham, Christoffel van Sichem

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Church Father Ambrosius, Roeland van Bolten, Jacob Matham, Christoffel van Sichem

Church Father Ambrosius, Roeland van Bolten, Jacob Matham, Christoffel van Sichem, after 1600 - 1608

Liszt Collection of nineteenth-century engravings and images to browse and enjoy

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Ambrose Attributes Baby Beehive Bees Bench Bishop Bishops Book Buttons Christoffel Sichem Desk Divine Doctor Doctors Dove Father Fathers Inspiration Jacob Matham Latin Leafs Mantle Milan Miter Mouth Personal Saint Scourge Study Vault Wears Writing Ambrosius St Ambrose Swarm

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The captivating print titled "Church Father Ambrosius" takes us back in time to the 17th century, capturing the essence of this revered figure. Created by renowned artists Roeland van Bolten, Jacob Matham, and Christoffel van Sichem between 1600 and 1608, this masterpiece showcases their exceptional talent. In the image, we see Church Father Ambrosius engrossed in his studies at a beautifully adorned desk. Dressed in an elegant mantle and bishops' miter, he exudes authority and wisdom. The vaulted ceiling above him adds a sense of grandeur to the scene. As he writes with great concentration using a quill pen, divine inspiration seems to flow through him. A dove perched on his shoulder symbolizes this spiritual connection while emphasizing his role as a saintly figure. Noteworthy personal attributes surround Church Father Ambrosius: a beehive representing diligence and industry; a scourge signifying self-discipline; buttons that may allude to his humility; and even a swarm of bees emerging from his mouth - perhaps suggesting the sweetness of his words or teachings. This print is truly an homage to one of Milan's most esteemed bishops who left an indelible mark on Christianity. Quint Lox has skillfully captured every intricate detail within this artwork from the Liszt Collection, allowing us to appreciate its historical significance for generations to come.

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