Isaak en Rebekka in Gerar 1582 - 1613

"Isaak en Rebekka in Gerar" is a 17th-century engraving by Pieter van der (I) Borcht depicting a scene from the Bible. The print depicts the story of Isaac and Rebekah, a pivotal moment in the Old Testament. Borcht utilizes a distinctive style characterized by detailed architecture and a strong sense of perspective, emphasizing the grandeur of the scene and the importance of the narrative. This work showcases the influence of Renaissance printmaking techniques, utilizing cross-hatching and other techniques to create depth and texture. This print, now held by the Rijksmuseum, is a valuable example of Pieter van der Borcht's skill in representing biblical stories through detailed, visually compelling images.