around 1585, Artist: Paolo Caliari, gen. Veronese und Werkstatt
The Gospel according to St. John reflects the thoughtful dialogue between Christ and the (non-Jewish) woman from Samaria at Jacob’s Well: Christ reveals his divine nature to her; the Samaritan greets him as the Redeemer of the World. In the poetic evening landscape and the composition of the figures, the “comprehending listening” is perfectly expressed. Part of the so-called “Buckingham Series”. Possibly the companion picture to “Rebecca at the Well” (Washington, National Gallery).
Painting
Italian, Venetian
around 1585
Paolo Caliari, gen. Veronese und Werkstatt (1528 Verona - 1588 Venedig) - GND
Carlo Caliari gen. Carletto Veronese (Mitarbeit) (1570 Verona - 1596 Venedig) - GND
Benedetto Caliari gen. Veronese (Mitarbeit) (1535/36 Verona - 1598 Venedig) - GND
Canvas
Overall: 143,5 cm × 288,3 cm × 3,2 cm
Framed: 162,2 cm × 307,5 cm × 7 cm
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Gemäldegalerie
Gemäldegalerie, 19
c. 1613 Coll. Charles de Croy, Duc d' Arschot, Beaumont Castle; acquired before 1635-1648 Coll. Buckingham; acquired in 1649
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