Joseph and His Brothers XIII 1966

Peter Lipman-Wulf's 1966 "Joseph and His Brothers XIII" is a powerful and evocative print depicting a solitary figure in repose. The composition focuses on the subject's head, cradled in the crook of their arm, while the rest of the body is partially obscured. The artist's use of line and shading creates a sense of depth and intimacy, drawing the viewer into the subject's quiet contemplation. The print, part of a series inspired by the biblical story of Joseph, is a testament to Lipman-Wulf's mastery of printmaking.