Holofernes Interrogating Achior (c. 1575)

Hand-colored engraving of a commander questioning a captive under a canopy, and the captive bound to a tree before a walled c

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Holofernes Interrogating Achior, c. 1575, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored engraving shows a commander seated on a raised platform beneath a draped canopy, questioning a bearded man while armed soldiers stand nearby. On the right, the same captive is bound to a tree before a walled town with a bridge over a river. French inscriptions above and below the scene describe the interrogation of Achior about the strength of the people of Israel and his subsequent binding to a tree. The work is an anonymous French print from about 1575 held by the National Gallery of Art.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

c. 1575

Medium

hand-colored woodcut on laid paper

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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