Joseph and his Brothers at the Well, Initial V from an Antiphonary 1310 - 1315

"Joseph and his Brothers at the Well, Initial V from an Antiphonary" is an illuminated manuscript page created by the Italian artist Neri da Rimini between 1310 and 1315. The image is a miniature illustration depicting the biblical story of Joseph being sold into slavery by his brothers, framed within an elaborate decorated initial "V". This illuminated manuscript, a type of illuminated letter "V", is an example of the Gothic style of art, known for its intricate detail and vibrant colors. The page also features musical notation below the illustration, indicating that it was intended for use in a religious service. The artwork is currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago.