Two Shepherds Collection

meeting Jacob Rachel well rolling stone two shepherds
The meeting of Jacob and Rachel, The meeting of Jacob and Rachel at the well. Jacob, who is rolling a stone from the well with two shepherds, speaks to Rachel

Two shepherds cows Elector Archbishop Cologne Jozef Klemens
Two shepherds with cows, Elector and Archbishop of Cologne Jozef Klemens, Romeyn de Hooghe (attributed to), Netherlands, 1655 - 1667, paper, etching, h 91 mm × w 122 mm

Arcadian landscape shepherds bank two shepherds
Arcadian landscape with shepherds on a bank, Arcadian landscape with two shepherds on a bank in the foreground, in the distance a figure with two donkeys walks on a bridge, landscapes with waters

View landscape shepherds hilly landscape ruin
View of a landscape with shepherds, a hilly landscape with a ruin and a fountain. In the left foreground are two shepherds with their goats

Landscape travelers two shepherds Three travelers
Landscape with travelers and two shepherds, Three travelers are talking to each other on a rocky road. Two herders graze their cattle on the field behind the road

Landscape Sheep Two Shepherds first half 19th century
Landscape with Sheep and Two Shepherds, first half 19th century?. Thomas Barker (British, 1769-1847). Pen and brown ink and brush and brown wash with graphite; squared in graphite; sheet

Shepherds Forest 1648-50 Etching state cannot
Artokoloro

Plate 4 Corinthian capital ground left foreground
Artokoloro

Vertical Oval Vignette Mountainous Landscape
Artokoloro

Plate 2 Campo Vaccino buffalo two shepherds center
Artokoloro

Two cows with two shepherds, Ernst Willem Jan Bagelaar, 1814

Arcadian landscape with two shepherds, Johannes Glauber, 1656 - 1726

Three cows and two shepherds, Jan van Ossenbeeck, 1647 - 1674

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"Two Shepherds Embrace Fate: A Meeting of Jacob and Rachel" In the rolling stone-strewn Arcadian landscape, two shepherds find solace amidst their flocks. Little do they know that their destinies are intertwined with grandeur beyond their wildest dreams. These humble shepherds tend to their cows in the pastoral fields, unaware of the looming presence of Elector Archbishop Cologne Jozef Klemens. The hilly landscape serves as a backdrop for this encounter, where ruin and beauty coexist harmoniously. As travelers pass through this enchanting scenery, they witness the serenity shared by these two shepherds. Three wanderers pause to admire the idyllic scene before continuing on their journey. This picturesque setting transports us back to the first half of the 19th century when sheep roamed freely under watchful eyes. The forest echoes with tales from 1648-50, etchings capturing a state that cannot be forgotten. Plate 4 reveals a Corinthian capital grounded in history, standing proudly in the left foreground. Its vertical oval vignette frames a mountainous landscape, reminding us of nature's majesty and man's insignificance. Plate 2 showcases Campo Vaccino buffalo grazing peacefully while two shepherds stand at its center—a testament to harmony between man and beast. Alongside them lies a country road flanked by towering trees leading into an undulating landscape filled with hidden wonders. Ernst Willem Jan Bagelaar immortalizes this connection between humans and animals in his masterpiece "Two Cows with Two Shepherds" painted in 1814. It captures not only their physical presence but also hints at an unspoken bond forged over time. In this captivating tale of two shepherds, we are reminded that even within simplicity lies profound meaning—where love blossoms amidst ruins and tranquility reigns supreme amidst chaos.