The death of Ananias - 1845
One of the Raphael Cartoons commissioned by Pope Leo X for the Sistine Chapel, this scene depicts Saint Peter punishing a man for disobedience…
The apostles have asked Christian followers to sell their property and donate the proceeds to the community. A man called Ananias secretly keeps some of the money for himself. During interrogation by Peter the man falls down dead.
Print dated 1845.
Dimensions (Frame): 243mm x 200mm
One of the Raphael Cartoons commissioned by Pope Leo X for the Sistine Chapel, this scene depicts Saint Peter punishing a man for disobedience…
The apostles have asked Christian followers to sell their property and donate the proceeds to the community. A man called Ananias secretly keeps some of the money for himself. During interrogation by Peter the man falls down dead.
Print dated 1845.
Dimensions (Frame): 243mm x 200mm
One of the Raphael Cartoons commissioned by Pope Leo X for the Sistine Chapel, this scene depicts Saint Peter punishing a man for disobedience…
The apostles have asked Christian followers to sell their property and donate the proceeds to the community. A man called Ananias secretly keeps some of the money for himself. During interrogation by Peter the man falls down dead.
Print dated 1845.
Dimensions (Frame): 243mm x 200mm