Esther and Mordecai, is one of de Gelder\u27s most valuable and characteristic works. The Old Testament book of Esther is summarized here into a single dramatic moment, the internal tension being conveyed through the structure of the composition and through the gestures. The painting depicts the scene of the Biblical story when Mordecai, foster-father of Esther persuades the Queen to induce her husband to save the Jewish people. De Gelder painted several versions of this subject differing in various degrees; the version now in the Providence Museum of Art, Rhode Island, also depicting half-length figures, is particularly close to the painting in Budapest.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/saskia/3463/thumbnail.jp
Artist: Unknown (United Kingdom) Subject: Sarai (Sarah); Abraham Art Type & Medium: Schoolplaat of c...
Though mainly known in its Hebrew version, the book of Esther have also come to us in three Greek te...
Brave, wise, and stunningly beautiful, Esther and Judith have much in common. Both Jewish heroines l...
Esther and Mordecai, is one of de Gelder\u27s most valuable and characteristic works. The Old Testam...
This picture illustrates the Old Testament story of the Jewish Queen Esther who appeared, unbidden, ...
Particularly in times of crisis and historical challenges, the biblical figure of Esther has been va...
La thèse se compose de trois parties. La première contient un état de la question critique des reche...
The Megillat Ester (Scroll of Esther) is a 141 cm long parchment, bearing the traditional Hebrew tex...
À partir d’une interrogation initiale sur l’Esther de Racine, cette étude repart de la Bible, analys...
The book of Esther is unique in the Old Testament for having three distinct literary editions. Most ...
The book of Esther tells an exciting, fast-paced story, in which the Jewish community, in danger of ...
Sed-Rajna Gabrielle. Mendel Metzger. — Die Illustration einiger Midraschim zum Buche Esther in der j...
Aert de Gelder was one of Rembrandt\u27s last pupils and continued to work in the spirit and style o...
The author discusses Jewish and Christian depictions of Megillat Esther in 17th century Holland
The books of Esther and Judith are often paired with one another. For example, in the arrangement of...
Artist: Unknown (United Kingdom) Subject: Sarai (Sarah); Abraham Art Type & Medium: Schoolplaat of c...
Though mainly known in its Hebrew version, the book of Esther have also come to us in three Greek te...
Brave, wise, and stunningly beautiful, Esther and Judith have much in common. Both Jewish heroines l...
Esther and Mordecai, is one of de Gelder\u27s most valuable and characteristic works. The Old Testam...
This picture illustrates the Old Testament story of the Jewish Queen Esther who appeared, unbidden, ...
Particularly in times of crisis and historical challenges, the biblical figure of Esther has been va...
La thèse se compose de trois parties. La première contient un état de la question critique des reche...
The Megillat Ester (Scroll of Esther) is a 141 cm long parchment, bearing the traditional Hebrew tex...
À partir d’une interrogation initiale sur l’Esther de Racine, cette étude repart de la Bible, analys...
The book of Esther is unique in the Old Testament for having three distinct literary editions. Most ...
The book of Esther tells an exciting, fast-paced story, in which the Jewish community, in danger of ...
Sed-Rajna Gabrielle. Mendel Metzger. — Die Illustration einiger Midraschim zum Buche Esther in der j...
Aert de Gelder was one of Rembrandt\u27s last pupils and continued to work in the spirit and style o...
The author discusses Jewish and Christian depictions of Megillat Esther in 17th century Holland
The books of Esther and Judith are often paired with one another. For example, in the arrangement of...
Artist: Unknown (United Kingdom) Subject: Sarai (Sarah); Abraham Art Type & Medium: Schoolplaat of c...
Though mainly known in its Hebrew version, the book of Esther have also come to us in three Greek te...
Brave, wise, and stunningly beautiful, Esther and Judith have much in common. Both Jewish heroines l...