Joseph and His Brothers XIV 1966

"Joseph and His Brothers XIV" is a 1966 etching by Peter Lipman-Wulf, known for his expressive and often whimsical use of line. This print, part of a series exploring the biblical story, features a dynamic composition of stylized bulls, their forms rendered with bold lines and an almost cartoonish exaggeration. The artist's unique perspective, evident in the tilted and distorted figures, adds a layer of visual intrigue to the subject, inviting viewers to consider the story from a fresh viewpoint. The print, printed in a limited edition, is a testament to Lipman-Wulf's skilled craftsmanship in printmaking.