The Brazen Serpent by Johann König, from the Original, Framed Art Print

The Brazen Serpent by Johann König, from the Original, Framed Art PrintPublic domain art from Statens Museum for Kunst, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Oil on copper. Johann Knig (1586 1642) was among a number of German Baroque painters strongly influenced by their knowledge of Italian art. He was born in Nuremberg and taught to paint in Augsburg by Hans Rottenhammer. Like his teacher, Knig travelled to Italy: First to Venice, where he came into contact with the works of Titian, Veronese and Tintoretto, and later

Length:43-42cm

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Public domain art from the Museum of New Zealand

The image makes reference to the Symbolist painter Franz von Stuck's celebrated 1893 painting 'The Sin'

The work also reveals Klee’s preoccupation with colour theory

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while Saint Michael shepherds the damned into hell burning in the distance at the right

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