Abraham verstoot Hagar en Ismaël 1752 - 1794
jonathanspilsbury
drawing, print, engraving
print photography
drawing
narrative-art
baroque
figuration
history-painting
academic-art
engraving
Jonathan Spilsbury's "Abraham verstoot Hagar en Ismaël" is a black and white engraving that depicts a scene from the Bible, in which Abraham casts out Hagar and Ishmael. The image shows Abraham, dressed in a long robe, standing in the doorway of a building, with his hand on the head of Ishmael. Hagar is behind him, holding a small pouch and a water jug, as they walk away. This engraving, created between 1752 and 1794, is a powerful reminder of the story's themes of faith, sacrifice, and exile. The artist uses dramatic lighting to highlight the figures, creating a sense of urgency and emotional tension in the moment. Spilsbury's work often incorporated biblical narratives and historical themes, captivating viewers with their realism and captivating detail.
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