Saint John the Baptist with a lamb

Stefano Mulinari, 1766

MEDIUMEtching
DIMENSIONSSheet (Trimmed): 5 13/16 × 5 7/16 in. (14.7 × 13.8 cm)
LOCATIONThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
COLLECTIONDrawings and Prints
CREDIT LINEThe Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1951

Stop and observe Saint John the Baptist in a moment of profound solitude. This etching captures his spiritual devotion and his symbolic connection to Christ through the presence of the lamb.

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ABOUT THIS WORK

In this etching, Saint John the Baptist kneels in a rocky, barren landscape, his gaze directed upwards in a moment of spiritual contemplation. A lamb, a traditional symbol of Christ, rests calmly beside him, its presence underscoring John's role as the prophet who foretold the coming of the Messiah. The starkness of the setting, with its gnarled trees and distant, undefined mountains, emphasizes John's ascetic life in the wilderness. Stefano Mulinari, an artist active in Florence, created this work through the precise lines and subtle tonal variations characteristic of etching. The delicate cross John holds, fashioned from reeds, further highlights his humility and devotion, while the overall composition draws the viewer into his solitary, devout world.

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What to Notice

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The lamb's gentle expression and soft fleece, contrasting with the rough terrain.

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Saint John's upward gaze and slightly parted lips, suggesting prayer or prophecy.

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The delicate, reedy cross in John's hand, a symbol of his mission.

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THE ARTIST
Stefano Mulinari 1741–1790

Italian engraver who transformed devotional scenes into intimate etchings with aquatint and colored washes.

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