Heilige Familie in Egypte 1656 - 1706

"Heilige Familie in Egypte" is an etching by Étienne Gantrel, a French artist working in the late 17th century. This detailed depiction of the Holy Family during their flight to Egypt, a story from the Bible, is notable for its realistic depiction of a bustling ancient Egyptian city and the inclusion of architectural details. The scene illustrates a moment of compassion and charity, showcasing the biblical story of the Holy Family receiving aid from two Egyptian women. This artwork is part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and is a testament to the lasting influence of biblical narratives on artistic representations.