Isaac and Rebecca 1600 - 1625

"Isaac and Rebecca" is a Limoges enamel plate made by Suzanne de Court between 1600 and 1625. The plate depicts the biblical story of Isaac and Rebecca, set in a classical architectural scene. The scene is surrounded by a border of fantastical creatures, plants, and a black enamel background. The plate is now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The plate showcases the characteristic style of Limoges enamels, known for its delicate detail and rich colors. This piece exemplifies the Renaissance interest in classical mythology and biblical stories.