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Abraham and Isaac on the way to Sacrifice, 1558. Creator: Hieronymus Cock
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Abraham and Isaac on the way to Sacrifice, 1558. Creator: Hieronymus Cock
Abraham and Isaac on the way to Sacrifice, 1558. Possibly after Matthijs Cock
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Abraham Book Of Genesis Cock Cock Hieronymus Departure Father Fatherhood Genesis Hieronymus Hieronymus Cock Isaac Metropo Mount Moriah Sacrifice Valley Matthijs Netherlandish Old Testament
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This photo print, titled "Abraham and Isaac on the way to Sacrifice, 1558" takes us back to the 16th century. Created by Hieronymus Cock, possibly after Matthijs Cock, this piece of art beautifully captures a significant biblical moment from the Book of Genesis. In this etching, we witness Abraham and his son Isaac embarking on a profound journey towards Mount Moriah. The father's face reflects both determination and anguish as he prepares to sacrifice his beloved son in an act of unwavering faith. The landscape surrounding them is meticulously detailed, showcasing the Netherlandish heritage art style prevalent during that era. The composition skillfully incorporates background people who symbolize humanity's presence throughout history. This portrayal highlights the universal nature of Christianity and its enduring impact on society. As we delve into this artwork, it prompts contemplation about themes such as family dynamics, fatherhood, religious devotion, and sacrifice. It serves as a visual reminder of our own journeys through life's trials and tribulations. Displayed at The Met museum with great reverence for its historical significance, this print invites viewers to reflect upon their own spiritual beliefs while appreciating the artistic mastery behind it. With its striking use of black and white tones combined with intricate details capturing every nuance of emotion and geography depicted within the scene—this image continues to captivate audiences centuries later.
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