Hieronymus in gebed

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Hieronymus in gebed

Date
1632
Medium
paper
Institution
Rijksmuseum

Jerome spent a part of his life in solitude in the desert. He is best known for having translated the Bible from Hebrew into Latin and thus was often represented in a study. However, from the late 16th century it became more common to portray him as a penitent hermit, a tradition Rembrandt followed here.

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