Sujet

Jacob crying into his son's robe while his other sons pull it away from him, 1724. Creator: François de Poilly.

Légende

Jacob crying into his son's robe while his other sons pull it away from him, 1724. [Tunica filii mei est, fera pessima, comedit eum, bestia devoravit Joseph. C'est la Tunique de mon fils, une bête cruelle la devoré, une bête a devoré Joseph. Jacob identified the blood-soaked coat of many colours as the one he made for Joseph: 'It is my son's tunic. A vicious animal has devoured Joseph'].

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

Notre référence

HRM21A77_008

Model release

NA

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

32,7Mo (3,9Mo) / 30,8cm x 26,6cm / 3639 x 3139 (300dpi)

Mots clés

people male man men family religious country French France religion guy clothes museum dramatic robes robe Christianity crying dress location century son sons upset cry Bible clothing Biblical concept weeping B&W The Met Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art elderly man Old Testament black & white black and white B W 18th century Eighteenth Century Coat of Many Colours Jacob etching engraving old man old men Heritage Art etching and engraving Charles-Antoine Coypel Charles Antoine Coypel Coypel Charles Antoine Coypel Charles-Antoine Tunic of Many Colours François de Poilly Poilly François de Poilly Francois de the elder De Poilly François De Poilly Francois Francois de Poilly Poilly Francois de Francois de Poilly the elder