Joseph Dwelleth in Egypt c. 1896 - 1902
jamestissot
abstract painting
painted
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
acrylic on canvas
street graffiti
underpainting
painting painterly
painting art
chaotic composition
"Joseph Dwelleth in Egypt" (c. 1896-1902) is a painting by James Tissot, a French-born artist known for his depictions of biblical scenes. The painting portrays a scene from the Book of Genesis where Joseph, having risen to power in Egypt, is presented with gifts by the people. The scene depicts a sense of grandeur and authority with Joseph seated on a throne surrounded by his loyal subjects, illustrating Tissot's approach to depict the biblical narrative with historical accuracy and realism. This piece, along with other works, was part of Tissot's "The Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ" series, which showcased his talent for meticulous detail and masterful use of color. The artwork captures the essence of Joseph's rise to power in Egypt, highlighting the reverence and respect he commanded as a powerful figure.
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