David killing Goliath by Pietro da Cortona (1650)

Painting of a young warrior raising a sword to strike a fallen giant, with soldiers and a cloudy landscape behind.

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David killing Goliath, Pietro da Cortona (1650), Vatican Museums. Via artnap.com

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A young warrior in a dark tunic and sandals raises a sword with both hands and strikes down a fallen giant in green drapery and armor. Soldiers gather in the background beneath a dramatic cloudy sky and a rolling wooded landscape. This painting by Pietro da Cortona, dated 1650, is held in the Vatican Museums and depicts the biblical story of David and Goliath.

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Date

1650

Medium

Painting

Museum

Vatican Museums

License

Public domain