Huwelijk van Isaak en Rebekka (blad 1) 1599 - 1645
gijsbertvanveen
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Gijsbert van Veen's etching, "Huwelijk van Isaak en Rebekka (blad 1)," depicts the biblical marriage of Isaac and Rebekah, a pivotal event in the Abrahamic tradition. The scene unfolds in a lush landscape with a central group of figures gathered around Rebekah as she receives a blessing. The detail-rich composition utilizes chiaroscuro to create a sense of depth and drama, highlighting the solemnity of the occasion. Van Veen's masterful use of line and texture brings the scene to life, revealing his skill as a printmaker. The etching, dating back to 1599-1645, reflects the artistic trends of the Dutch Golden Age and serves as a testament to the enduring power of biblical narratives.
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