Pedro Perret

Perret, Pierre
Perret, Pieter

Flemish, 1555 - c. 1625

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Pedro Perret, Section and Interior of the Sanctuary of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, 1583, engraving, The Ahmanson Foundation, 2012.46.1.19

Section and Interior of the Sanctuary of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Pedro Perret · 1583 · engraving ·  Accession ID  2012.46.1.19

The image shows a group of people gathered around a central figure who is kneeling on the ground. The figure is seen from head to toe, kneeling forward with one hand extended towards the ground, with facial features partially visible beneath a hood and long flowing hair. The central figure's head is tilted down, gazing at a spot on the ground where there are writings. He is dressed in a long robe that covers most of his body. To his left stands a female figure, visible from head to toe, wearing a long dress that accentuates her waist, holding her hands together in front of her. Surrounding them is a crowd of men and women, some in long robes, some with hats or head coverings. They exhibit varied expressions and postures, with one leaning forward with a stick pointing towards the ground. The background consists of a dense assembly of people with indistinct architectural elements visible beyond them.
Pedro Perret, Pieter de Jode I, Christ and the Adultress, 1579, engraving on laid paper, Rosenwald Collection, 1964.8.437

Christ and the Adultress

Pedro Perret, Pieter de Jode I · 1579 · engraving on laid paper ·  Accession ID  1964.8.437

Antonio Lafreri, Antonio Salamanca, Tommaso Barlacchi, Giacomo Lauro, Étienne Dupérac, Vincenzo Luchino, Jacob Bos, Bartolomeo Faleti, Nicolas Beatrizet, Pedro Perret, Enea Vico, Ferrando Bertelli, Marco Dente, Monogrammist HCB, Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae (Mirror of Roman Magnificence), 1544-1599, bound volume of 55 etched and engraved illustrations, including 3 later 16th century plates, The Ahmanson Foundation, 2012.46.1

Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae (Mirror of Roman Magnificence)

Antonio Lafreri, Antonio Salamanca, Tommaso Barlacchi, Giacomo Lauro, Étienne Dupérac, Vincenzo Luchino, Jacob Bos, Bartolomeo Faleti, Nicolas Beatrizet, Pedro Perret, Enea Vico, Ferrando Bertelli, Marco Dente, Monogrammist HCB · 1544-1599 · bound volume of 55 etched and engraved illustrations, including 3 later 16th century plates ·  Accession ID  2012.46.1