The artwork
Rebecca receiving from the hands of Eliezer the gifts offered by Abraham. Abraham sent his servant Eliezer to find a companion for Isaac in the distant Mesopotamia, among the members of his own kinship. He swears he will not bring a Canaanite woman back to Isaac. Upon his arrival in the city, Eliezer led his ten camels to a well. "He had not yet finished speaking, and now Rebekah came out, and Bethuel the son of Milka the wife of Nahor the brother of Abraham was born, and she had her jar on her shoulder."
Prefiguring The Annunciation, the biblical subject is taken from Genesis (24: 15-20): charged by Abraham to find a wife for his son Isaac, Eliezer will recognize her when, when she is near a well, Rebecca gives her to drink .
Maarten de Vos, Martin de Vos, and Marten de Vos, born in 1532 in Antwerp, where he died on December 4, 1603, is a Flemish painter of religious, allegorical, historical and portraits.
Signed: anonymous
Period: Flemish School XVIIth
Theme : Religious
Technique: Oil on canvas - Rentoilage ancienne _ Good condition
Large format
Format: With frame 155 x 112 cm - Without frame 144 x 100 cm
Frame: New gilded wood - Very good condition
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Flemish School of the 17th, Rebecca and Eliezer, Large format
Dimensions : 112 x 155 cm
Framing : Gilded frame, perfect condition
Single work
Number of copies : 1
Delivery time : To be defined
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