Eliezer and Rebecca at the well

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"Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well" is a painting attributed to the Genoese School, a term that refers to artists and artistic output from Genoa, Italy, during the late Renaissance and Baroque periods. This artwork depicts the biblical story of Eliezer, the servant of Abraham, who is sent to find a wife for Isaac, Abraham's son. The narrative, originating from the Book of Genesis, chapter 24, unfolds at a well in the city of Nahor, where Eliezer prays for a sign to identify the right woman. Rebecca appears, offering water to him and his camels, thus fulfilling the conditions of his prayer and signifying her as the chosen bride for Isaac.

The painting captures the moment of their encounter, often highlighting themes of divine providence, hospitality, and the fulfillment of destiny. The Genoese School, known for its rich color palette, attention to detail, and the influence of both local and foreign artists, would have imbued the work with the characteristic drama and emotional intensity of the period. The exact artist, date of creation, and current location of the painting "Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well" by the Genoese School are not specified, which is not uncommon for works from this era, where attributions can be uncertain and documentation sparse.

As a representation of a significant biblical event, the painting would be an example of the religious narratives that were commonly depicted by artists of the Genoese School. These works were often commissioned for private devotion, church decoration, or as part of larger altarpieces. The depiction of Eliezer and Rebecca's story would have served both an educational and inspirational purpose, in line with the Counter-Reformation's emphasis on clear, instructive, and emotionally engaging religious art.

Without specific information on the artist, provenance, or current whereabouts of this particular painting, further details on "Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well" by the Genoese School cannot be provided. If more information becomes available, it would allow for a more comprehensive understanding of the work's historical and artistic context, as well as its significance within the oeuvre of the Genoese School.

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