Flemish School (17th century)
 Lot and His Daughters

Oil on panel.

Intimate and finely composed depiction of the biblical scene of Lot and his daughters. The elderly Lot is shown seated closely beside one of his daughters, who leans toward him in a suggestive, almost conspiratorial gesture. Her partially draped body is rendered with soft, luminous flesh tones, contrasting with the darker, subdued background.

A second daughter appears in the background, asleep or resting, reinforcing the narrative tension of the scene. In the foreground, a table with a white cloth, bread, fruit, and a vessel alludes to the act of intoxication central to the story.

The composition reflects the characteristic qualities of 17th-century Flemish painting, combining sensuality with moral narrative. The delicate handling of light, careful modeling of the figures, and rich yet restrained color palette emphasize both the psychological complexity and the intimate atmosphere of the subject.


Price: 3.500 €


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