Viering van Pesach by Philip van Gunst

Viering van Pesach 1685 - 1725

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"Viering van Pesach", or "Celebration of Passover", is an engraving created by Philip van Gunst between 1685 and 1725, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The artwork depicts a scene of a Passover Seder, with a group of individuals gathered around a table, participating in the ritual meal. This print portrays a historical event of importance to the Jewish faith. The detailed depiction of the scene, with the focus on the figures and the table, provides a glimpse into the traditions and customs of Passover. The engraving is a small work, measuring 320 mm in height and 210 mm in width, yet still manages to capture a sense of solemnity and reverence.

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