Judgement Scene with a Bound Prisoner — History & Facts
The German artist Adam Elsheimer spent the last ten years of his life in Rome, where he became acquainted with Pieter Lastman and Jan Pynas. In this rapidly drawn sketch, he skillfully laid out a large-scale judgement scene. His masterful compositions – usually infused with Italian motifs, such as the palazzo in the background here – exerted a tremendous influence on the Amsterdam history painters.
More Artworks by Adam Elsheimer

Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness
Adam Elsheimer

Tobias en de engel
Adam Elsheimer

Twee staande mannen met tulbanden
Adam Elsheimer

Bileam op zijn ezel ontmoet de engel
Adam Elsheimer

Allegorie met vrouw met beker staand op wolk
Adam Elsheimer

Oude man in lang gewaad
Adam Elsheimer

Ceres in the House of Hecuba
Adam Elsheimer

Minerva as patroness of Arts and Sciences
Adam Elsheimer

The Mocking of Ceres
Adam Elsheimer

House Altar with Six Scenes from the Life of the Virgin Mary
Adam Elsheimer






