Judith slaying Holofernes
Carlo Maratti · Italian, 1625-1713
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An engraved print shows Judith standing beside a bed in a tent, holding a sword while a reclining man, Holofernes, bleeds from his neck, with a maidservant watching at the right. The Latin inscription below reads Laudate Dominum, qui interfecit in manu mea hostem Populi sui, from Judith 13. The print is attributed to Carlo Maratti as designer, engraved by Hieronymus Ferroni, and dated 1705.
