David Playing the Harp (c. 1500)

Woodcut of King David kneeling and playing a harp in a landscape, with God appearing in clouds above and a castle beyond.

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David Playing the Harp, c. 1500, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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A woodcut shows the biblical king David kneeling in a landscape while playing a harp, with a halo around his head. A figure of God appears in clouds at the upper right, and a castle and towers stand on the hills beyond. This print, titled David Playing the Harp, is attributed to an anonymous German artist of the 15th century and dated c. 1500.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

c. 1500

Medium

woodcut

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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CC0