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The Blindness of Tobit: The Larger Plate, 1651 (etching & drypoint)
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The Blindness of Tobit: The Larger Plate, 1651 (etching & drypoint)
1069906 The Blindness of Tobit: The Larger Plate, 1651 (etching & drypoint) by Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-69); 16x12.9 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; Anonymous Gift; Dutch, out of copyright
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© Anonymous Gift / Bridgeman Images
Blind Blindness Tobias Tobit Vision
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The Blindness of Tobit - A Profound Depiction of Faith and Redemption
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. In this photo print, we are transported to the world of Rembrandt's masterpiece, "The Blindness of Tobit". This etching and drypoint artwork, created in 1651 by the renowned Dutch artist Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn, is a testament to his exceptional skill and profound understanding of human emotions. At first glance, we see a dimly lit interior where two men stand before us. The central figure is Tobit, an elderly man who has been struck blind due to his unwavering faith in God. His son Tobias stands beside him with a look of concern on his face. Through their expressions alone, we can sense the depth of their struggle and reliance on each other. This biblical scene from the Old Testament tells a tale of resilience and divine intervention. It speaks volumes about the power of faith even in times when all hope seems lost. As viewers, we are invited into this intimate moment between father and son as they navigate through darkness towards enlightenment. Rembrandt's meticulous attention to detail shines through in every stroke captured within this 16x12.9 cm print held at the Dallas Museum of Art in Texas, USA. The anonymous gift that brought it here serves as a reminder that art transcends time and boundaries. "The Blindness of Tobit" continues to resonate with audiences today as it explores themes such as religion, vision (both literal and
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