A River Landscape with the Baptism of the Eunuch ca. 1605-25 Hendrick Hondius I Netherlandish In this large drawing by Hendrick Hondius, a sundrenched river landscape, rich with detail, serves as the setting for the baptism of the eunuch, an episode related in the New Testament book Acts of the Apostles (8:26-40). In this biblical passage, the apostle Philip, guided by an angel of the Lord, encounters a eunuch from the court of Queen Candace of Ethiopia in the midst of reading the book of Isaiah. Philip joins the man in his chariot and tells him about the gospel of Christ, inspiring the eunuch to ask to be baptized when they pass by water. The baptism of the eunuch was a relatively popular subject in the Northern Netherlands in the seventeenth century, particularly among landscape specialists. David Vinckboons, for example, produced at least two paintings in which the episode is embedded within a lush view of land and water. His 1605 version, sold in Cologne in 2017 (Lempertz, May 20,

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A River Landscape with the Baptism of the Eunuch ca. 1605-25 Hendrick Hondius I Netherlandish In this large drawing by Hendrick Hondius, a sundrenched river landscape, rich with detail, serves as the setting for the baptism of the eunuch, an episode related in the New Testament book Acts of the Apostles (8:26-40). In this biblical passage, the apostle Philip, guided by an angel of the Lord, encounters a eunuch from the court of Queen Candace of Ethiopia in the midst of reading the book of Isaiah. Philip joins the man in his chariot and tells him about the gospel of Christ, inspiring the eunuch to ask to be baptized when they pass by water. The baptism of the eunuch was a relatively popular subject in the Northern Netherlands in the seventeenth century, particularly among landscape specialists. David Vinckboons, for example, produced at least two paintings in which the episode is embedded within a lush view of land and water. His 1605 version, sold in Cologne in 2017 (Lempertz, May 20,

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