Elias van Nijmegen Eliezer Betuel wallpaper painting

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Elias van Nijmegen Eliezer Betuel wallpaper painting

Elias van Nijmegen, Eliezer for Betuel, wallpaper painting canvas linen oil painting, Eliezer Abrahams servant is sent with ten camels and valuables to Abrahams homeland to find wife for Abrahams son Isaac. At well there he finds Rebecca the daughter of Bethuel (himself son of Abrahams brother Nachor). Rebecca gives Eliezer and his camels to drink afterwards Eliezer turns over her bracelets and nose ring. Rebecca then takes him to the home of her father, where her brother Laban also lives. Eliezer asks Bethuel about Rebeccas hand for Isaac. When Bethuel and Laban agreed, Eliezer produced gifts: silver merchandise and gold merchandise and clothing that he gave to Rebecca, and he also gave her brother and her mother goodies. (Genesis 24: 50-53) Rotterdam City Triangle Leuvehaven Josua van Belle bible religion Old Testament gift Eliezer Betuel Elias van Nijmegen Together with parts of carpentry from building Leuvehaven 103 house of Josua of Belle II (1680-1738). Cadastre map 1832 H 131 (Leuvehaven west side house south of the Leuvebrugsteeg)

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Elias Van Nijmegen Eliezer House South Leuvebrugsteeg Linen Wallpaper Painting West Side

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the remarkable artwork of Elias van Nijmegen, depicting the biblical story of Eliezer Betuel. The painting, created on a canvas linen with oil paints, beautifully captures the moment when Eliezer, Abraham's faithful servant, embarks on a journey to find a suitable wife for Isaac. In this scene, Eliezer is seen standing beside ten camels laden with valuable treasures as he encounters Rebecca at a well. With gracious hospitality, she offers water to both Eliezer and his weary companions. As gratitude for her kindness and generosity, Eliezer presents her with bracelets and a nose ring. The composition then leads us to Bethuel's home where Rebecca introduces Eliezer to her father and brother Laban. Eagerly seeking their approval for Isaac's marriage proposal, Eliezer engages in conversation with Bethuel about Rebecca's hand in marriage. Upon receiving their consent, he joyfully bestows upon them gifts of silver merchandise and gold merchandise along with clothing. This extraordinary piece not only highlights the artistic talent of Elias van Nijmegen but also brings to life an important biblical narrative from Genesis 24:50-53. It is displayed within Rotterdam City Triangle Leuvehaven alongside elements of carpentry salvaged from Josua van Belle II's house (1680-1738), adding historical significance to its already profound religious context.

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