Artwork
Andrew Scott, Jesuit Missionary
Andrew Scott, Jesuit Missionary is an ink print by the Renaissance artist Theodor Galle. It dates from 1602 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.
About this work
Overview
The engraving 'Andrew Scott, Jesuit Missionary' is a print created by Theodor Galle in 1602.
Subject & Meaning
The image portrays a clergyman holding a book, likely signifying his scholarly or missionary pursuits. His attire, including a tall hat and clerical robe, indicates his affiliation with the clergy.
Technique & Style
The engraving showcases fine lines and detailed renderings, characteristic of the technique. The work is stylistically consistent with Renaissance portraiture, marked by attention to the subject's features and attire.
Artist & collection
Robert Parsons, Jesuit Missionary
Robert Parsons, Jesuit Missionary
St. Ignatius de Loyola
François La Rochefoucauld
Sorbin de Ste Foy
Saint Ignatius de Loyola, Founder of the Jesuits
Nicolas Coeffeteau
Marc Antonio de Dominis
Charles de Condren
Corneille Jansenius, Bishop of Ypres
Cardinal Arnaud d'Ossat
Thomas Scott, Geographer and Theologian