Nicolas Poussin

baroque

Poussin Paintings 1594 - 1665 France, Painter of the Baroque

Rebecca at the Well, c.1648

Oil on canvas, 118 x 199 cm.

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OIL PAINTING: Rebecca at the Well, c.1648
      Some of Poussin paintings painted in the latter half of the 1640s can be dated. They include Rebecca at the Well, painted for Pointel in 1648, where the large scale and almost frozen quality of the figures is the same as that of the Edinburgh Sacraments. In such paintings Poussin seems to have lost the art of charging each figure with a living emotion, as he had done in the first set of Sacraments, and there is an increased gravity at the expense of humanity; but some people see this as the summit of Poussin's achievement just because it is such an extreme.
      The biblical story depicted in the Rebecca at the Well by Poussin is the following.
      The patriarch Abraham, wishing to find a wife for her son Isaac, sent his servant Eliezer, to look for a suitable bride amaong his own kindred in Mesopotamia, rather than among the people of Canaan where he dwelt. When the servant reached the city o