Well Shaft Collection
In the depths of despair, Joseph is sold into slavery by his jealous brothers
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In the depths of despair, Joseph is sold into slavery by his jealous brothers. The vibrant colors of the lithograph bring this biblical tale to life, reminding us of the hardships faced by many throughout history. A silver tea canister from the late 18th century stands as a testament to craftsmanship and elegance. Its intricate design reflects a time when tea was cherished and stored with care. "The Trough" captures a serene moment in nature, where animals gather around a well for refreshment. The oil painting reminds us of our interconnectedness with all living beings and the importance of sustenance. With natural pigments on paper, an artist depicts a priest freeing a monkey, snake, and tiger from a well. This symbolic artwork speaks to liberation and compassion towards all creatures who may find themselves trapped or oppressed. Rebecca and Eliezer's encounter at the well is immortalized in this 17th-century oil painting. Their meeting signifies destiny intertwining lives through chance encounters—a reminder that every interaction holds potential significance. "Roman Woman by the Well" portrays an elegant figure drawing water against an idyllic backdrop. This masterpiece transports viewers to ancient times while showcasing timeless themes of femininity, beauty, and daily rituals. Two depictions titled "Christ and the Samaritan woman" capture different moments in time but share profound spiritual undertones. These paintings explore themes of redemption, acceptance across social boundaries, and finding solace in unexpected places. The brush strokes on "The Jealous Fool" convey raw emotion as it tells its own story through Indian ink on paper. This piece serves as a cautionary tale about envy's destructive power—an ever-relevant lesson for humanity. Through these diverse artworks spanning centuries—whether depicting biblical narratives or everyday scenes—we are reminded that wells hold more than just water; they symbolize connection, transformational encounters, liberation from oppression or jealousy—the essence of what it means to be human.