Download story: Jacob and Esau These pictures are the copyright of John Paul Stanley who has granted FreeBibleimages permission to distribute them using a Creative Commons Attribution. Isaac sends Esau to Hunt Jacob Deceives Isaac, 16.9 x 25 cm Jacob's Dream Jacob and Rachel at the Well, 26.4 x 21 cm Rachel and Leah Jacob Wrestleth with an Angel Jacob Sees Esau Coming to Meet Him, 21.3 x 30 cm The Meeting of Esau and Jacob, 18.1 x 27.4 cm Seduction of Dinah, Daughter of Leah Joseph Reveals His Dream to His Brethren, 22.6 x 31. Media in category "Paintings of Jacob and Esau" The following 31 files are in this category, out of 31 total.
Jacob Jordaens, c. 1655This energetic drawing represents the moment when Jacob compels his older twin brother, Esau, to exchange his birthright for a bowl of stew. The brothers are surrounded by their mother, two maidservants, and two dogs.
Jacob Jordaens set this Old Testament narrative in a domestic setting and filled it to the point of bursting. Indeed, the composition outgrew the original. Picture and description of a work by Carel van Savoyen: The Reconciliation of Jacob and Esau.
Pen drawing (21 x 30 cm), dated c. 1655. Find and save ideas about jacob and esau art on Pinterest.
A Renaissance-style painting visually narrating the biblical tale of Esau and Jacob, in which the older sibling is destined to serve the younger. The imagery should be respectful and devotional to Christianity without the usage of any textual or word elements. It can depict the brothers standing in biblical-period attire, showcasing their starkly contrasting personalities - Esau, the rugged.
55 artworks of jacob and esau which can be freely used for editorial, educational, commercial, and/or personal projects without attribution. This lively oil sketch illustrates the Old Testament story of Jacob making peace with his twin brother Esau, many years after he had robbed Esau of his birthright. It is the model (modello) or final design from a series of preparatory studies made for a large painting of the subject (in the Alte Pinakothek, Munich).
Such works were often shown to the patron of a commissioned painting for. An image depicting a coloring page of Jacob and Esau, twin brothers from the Bible. The scene includes outlines of Esau, often shown as a rugged, outdoorsy figure, and Jacob, portrayed as more contemplative, set in a background that hints at their differing personalities, ready for children to color.