Légende
Lot and his daughters, print, Lot, seen from the back, holds a drinking bowl in his right hand. He wraps his left arm around the neck of one of his daughters. On the right, the other daughter pours drink from a jug into a bowl. On the left in the background, the burning Sodom., Netherlands, printmaker: Jan Philipsz. van Bouckhorst, after design by anonymous, 1600 - 1650, paper, etching, height 90 mm x width 109 mm, Incorrectly identified as Jan Bouckhorst in the auction catalog. The catalog refers to Hollstein, vol. 3, p. 167, no. 3. However, this is a different print. For that print, see: Lot and his daughters by Jan Philipsz. van Bouckhorst from the collection of the British Museum (TIB vol. 53, p. 14, no. 1)., Lot and his daughters (Genesis 19:30-38), A monochrome etched scene shows three robed figures inside an arched interior rendered with dense crosshatching; one figure is seated on a stool wearing a turbanlike head covering and turned slightly toward a standing figure who holds a shallow dish on a stem, the standing figure wearing draped garments and shown in profile; a third figure kneels or crouches with flowing robes and a hooded head covering, facing the seated figure with an arm extended; architectural arches and textured shading fill the background and patterned drapery creates folds and contours across the figures.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B26_269
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
42.9Mo (7.2Mo) / 35.8cm x 30.1cm / 4223 x 3550 (300dpi)