Caption
Standing man in an inn having someone gagged, print, printmaker: Johann Daniel Laurentz, after drawing by Rembrandt van Rijn, 1756, paper, etching, height 178 mm x width 292 mm, This depiction may be based on the Biblical story of the Mocking of Samson, or the story of Zedekiah who was brought before King Nebuchadnezzar in chains., head-gear: turban, prisoner with hands bound, A wide pen-and-ink drawing showing a group of people arranged across a shallow stage-like space, with a central standing figure wearing a loose robe and a hat, extending an arm outward. Figures on either side are seated or bent over tables and benches, some leaning forward and some turned toward the central figure. Sketchy outlines and cross-hatching define clothing folds, hats, faces, and hands, with heavier shading on a tall, dark form at the left and on a seated figure near the center-right. Architectural vertical lines and simple column-like elements rise behind the group, and scattered objects such as bowls, boxes, and papers lie on the floor and tables in front of the figures. The drawing is executed in fine, fluid strokes on a light-toned paper.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B23_037
License type
Rights managed
Available size
42.8Mb (9.0Mb) / 16.6in x 10.0in / 4971 x 3011 (300dpi)