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Hendrick Goudt (1580-1648) was a Dutch engraver and draughtsman, known for his detailed and expressive drawings and engravings of religious scenes. His work often features scenes from the Bible, like the depiction of the Angel guiding Hagar in the wilderness. He was also skilled at capturing landscapes, as demonstrated by his drawings of rolling hills and distant villages, showcasing a meticulous attention to detail. Goudt's engravings, created through the meticulous process of incising lines into metal plates, were highly prized for their clarity and expressiveness, reflecting the skill and precision of his craft.
Born
1580
Died
1648
A Group of Eight Figures
Hendrick Goudt
1650
The Temptation of Jesus
Hendrick Goudt
1602
Grijsaard met half opgeheven hand
Hendrick Goudt
1614
Beheading of Saint John the Baptist
Hendrick Goudt
16th-17th century
Salome receiving the head of John the Baptist, surround...
Hendrick Goudt
1659
Aurora
Hendrick Goudt
1613
Flight into Egypt
Hendrick Goudt
1613
Tobias and the Angel (large plate)
Hendrick Goudt
1613
Flight into Egypt
Hendrick Goudt
1613
Angel Leading the Young Tobias through a Landscape
Hendrick Goudt
1613
Flight into Egypt
Hendrick Goudt
1613
The Flight into Egypt
Hendrick Goudt
1613
Jupiter and Mercury in the House of Philemon and Baucis
Hendrick Goudt
1612
Jupiter and Mercury as Guests of Philemon and Baucis
Hendrick Goudt
1612
Ceres Changes Stellio, the Son of Metanira, into a Lizard
Hendrick Goudt
1610