David Slaying Goliath

Executed on paper, the print features a dark background, scattered rocks, and dramatic posing of figures, characteristic of interpretations inspired by Michelangelo's style.

Produced in 1750 by Benoît Audran, the print's provenance and historical context beyond its creation are not detailed in available information.

The work reflects 18th-century interest in classical and biblical themes, often interpreted through the lens of renowned artists like Michelangelo.

As a print based on a Michelangelo-attributed composition, it contributes to the dissemination of Renaissance-inspired imagery in later European art.