Tod des Timotheus zu Ephesus by Jan Luyken (1698)

Pen and wash drawing of a violent crowd with raised staves beside a domed building and trees, by Jan Luyken, 1698.

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Tod des Timotheus zu Ephesus, Jan Luyken (1698), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

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This pen and brown ink drawing with grey wash shows a chaotic crowd of figures wielding long poles and staves in a public square, with some figures seemingly falling or struggling in the foreground. A domed, colonnaded structure stands at the right and tall trees rise in the background. The work is catalogued as Tod des Timotheus zu Ephesus by Jan Luyken, dated 1698, held by the Städel Museum.

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Date

1698

Medium

Drawing

Museum

Städel Museum

License

Public domain

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Drawings & Sketches