Vlucht van Lot en zijn familie uit Sodom 1851 - 1893
ferdinandleenhoff
light pencil work
wedding photograph
pencil sketch
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
portrait reference
pencil drawing
surrealism
portrait drawing
graphite
"Vlucht van Lot en zijn familie uit Sodom" (Flight of Lot and his family from Sodom), created between 1851 and 1893 by Ferdinand Leenhoff, depicts the biblical story of Lot fleeing the destruction of Sodom. The black and white lithograph portrays Lot, his wife, and daughters guided by an angel as they exit the city, leaving behind a donkey carrying their possessions. The scene is dramatic, with the figures appearing to move quickly, creating a sense of urgency and danger. The work showcases Leenhoff's skill in depicting the human form and the narrative power of visual storytelling. This lithograph is a significant example of the artist's work, highlighting his ability to create evocative and moving scenes from biblical narratives.
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