Joseph Explaining His Dreams to Jacob, from The Story of Joseph 1532
heinrichaldegrever
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print
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mechanical pen drawing
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junji ito style
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Heinrich Aldegrever's 1532 print "Joseph Explaining His Dreams to Jacob" depicts a scene from the biblical story of Joseph. The print shows Joseph, dressed in a long coat, standing and explaining his dreams to Jacob, who sits with his arms crossed in the foreground. The print is notable for its detailed depiction of the figures' clothing and the architectural setting, which is a typical characteristic of Aldegrever's work. The scene is a testament to the artist's ability to portray narrative content in a clear and engaging manner. This print, created during the Northern Renaissance, exhibits the use of fine lines and delicate hatching, which were characteristic of the German Renaissance style.
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