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Joseph's Coat Brought to Jacob, 18th c. Creator: David Deuchar
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Joseph's Coat Brought to Jacob, 18th c. Creator: David Deuchar
Joseph's Coat Brought to Jacob, 18th c
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Joseph's Coat Brought to Jacob" is an exquisite 18th century etching in black on ivory wove paper by Scottish artist David Deuchar. This masterpiece, created in the late 1700s or early 1800s, is a testament to the artistic skill and storytelling ability of the time. The image depicts an emotional scene from the Old Testament of the Bible, where Joseph's brothers bring their father Jacob the coat drenched in goat's blood, believing it to be Joseph's, who they had sold into slavery in Egypt. The coat, a symbol of Joseph's favored status in the family, is a significant prop in this biblical narrative. Deuchar's etching captures the essence of this poignant moment with remarkable detail and sensitivity. Jacob, a venerable old man, is shown seated on a chair, his hands gesturing in disbelief and anguish as he examines the blood-stained coat. His son Joseph, standing behind his brothers, watches the scene unfold with a mixture of sadness and resolution. The brothers, clad in traditional 18th century attire, are shown in various stages of guilt and fear, their faces betraying their inner turmoil. This monochrome print, reminiscent of the works of renowned artists like Paul Rembrandt van Ryn, is a valuable addition to any art collection, particularly those focusing on religious or biblical themes. Its intricate details and nuanced portrayal of human emotion make it a captivating piece that continues to resonate with viewers even today. This artwork is a treasure of heritage art and a reminder of the rich artistic legacy of the 18th and 19th centuries. It can be found in the prestigious collections of various art centers, galleries, and institutes, including the Art Institute of Chicago, where it continues to inspire and intrigue visitors from around the world.
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