Rust van de Heilige Familie 1625 - 1679

"Rust van de Heilige Familie" is a 17th-century etching created by Jean Dughet, the brother-in-law of the renowned artist Nicolas Poussin. This piece depicts the Holy Family taking a break on their journey to Egypt, as they are offered food and water by two women. The etching is a finely detailed work that highlights Dughet's talent in depicting the human form, as well as his ability to create a sense of depth and space in the scene. The composition and style of the artwork reflect the influence of Nicolas Poussin, with its classical architecture and balanced figures.