Jan Mostaert (attributed to)

Joseph Explaining the Dreams of the Baker and the Cupbearer

Jan Mostaert (mogelijk)  Jozef verklaart de dromen van de bakker en de schenker
Jan Mostaert (mogelijk)  Jozef verklaart de dromen van de bakker en de schenker
Jan Mostaert (mogelijk)  Jozef verklaart de dromen van de bakker en de schenker
Jan Mostaert (mogelijk)  Jozef verklaart de dromen van de bakker en de schenker

Jan Mostaert (attributed to)
Joseph Explaining the Dreams of the Baker and the Cupbearer

1500 Visitabile tra Sala 6

The Bible tells the story of Joseph’s imprisonment in Egypt, where he explained the dreams of his fellow prisoners. This painting shows Joseph – dressed in red – explaining the dreams of the baker and the pharaoh’s cupbearer. Their dreams appear in thought bubbles above their heads, like in a modern-day comic strip.

The panel was painted by Jan Mostaert, Haarlem’s leading painter in the first half of the sixteenth century.

Dettagli tecnici
Jan Mostaert (mogelijk)  Jozef verklaart de dromen van de bakker en de schenker

Jan Mostaert (attributed to)
Joseph Explaining the Dreams of the Baker and the Cupbearer

1500 Visitabile tra Sala 6

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Informazioni generali
Jan Mostaert (Haarlem c. 1475 - 1555/1556 Haarlem) (attributed to)
Joseph Explaining the Dreams of the Baker and the Cupbearer
1500
painting
921
Sala 6
Materiale e dettagli tecnici
oil
panel
31.1 x 24.5 cm

Origine

Edouard Aynard, Lyons, before 1904-1913; Louis Nathaniel, Baron de Rotschild, Vienna, before 1930-1955 (confiscated in 1933 and returned to De Rothschild on 16 May 1945 [Munich Central Collection Point, no. 2633, see also Schwarz 2004, p. 97, no. I/38]; sold to Rosenberg & Stiebel); Rosenberg & Stiebel Gallery, New York, 1955; purchased, 1955