The Flight into Egypt, Abraham Jansz. van Diepenbeeck, c. 1650
Abraham van Diepenbeeck, ritrattoAbraham van DiepenbeeckFiandre, 1596–1675

The Flight into Egypt

c. 1650 · Painting

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The flight into Egypt—a common subject in European art—refers to an episode in the life of Christ when his family fled King Herod, who sought to kill the infant Jesus. Abraham van Diepenbeeck made the theme his own by including an angel and the inquisitive cow at bottom right. This panel was not intended to be a finished painting; it is instead a grisaille (monochrome grey) oil sketch, which was then translated into an engraving. Collaborating with printmakers could be lucrative for painters while also providing an opportunity to advertise their artistry more widely.

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1963.44

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Nella stessa sala · Gallery 208, Art Institute of Chicago

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