Joseph Sold by His Brothers into Egypt 1574

Daniel Lindtmayer's "Joseph Sold by His Brothers into Egypt" (1574) is a masterful example of German Renaissance art. The intricate engraving depicts the biblical story of Joseph's betrayal by his brothers, who sell him into slavery. The scene is bustling with detail, showcasing Lindtmayer's skill in capturing human emotion and movement. The inclusion of decorative elements such as cherubs and a coat of arms adds to the work's richness, showcasing the artist's ability to blend religious subject matter with elegant ornamentation. This small yet powerful print is a testament to Lindtmayer's artistic talent and the enduring appeal of biblical narratives in art.