The Good Samaritan 1633 Rembrandt (Rembrandt van Rijn) Dutch This etching depicts the final scene in the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) in which the Samaritan stopped to help a traveler who had been attacked by robbers. Here he has brought the wounded man on horseback to an inn and pays for the mans care and lodging. The is one of two etchings in which Rembrandt reproduced his own paintings; the other is Christ Before Pilate (see inv. No. 17.37.75). The Good Samaritan repeats with a number of variations the composition of his painting in the Wallace Collection, London. Among Rembrandts additions here to the largely empty foreground that appeared in the painting is the defecating dog that adds a note of everyday reality to the biblical scene.The Met has four impressions of the Good Samaritan, one of the extremely rare first state, before Rembrandt completed the hatching on the horses tail and added his signature, and three of this, the fourth (final) state. The first s

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The Good Samaritan 1633 Rembrandt (Rembrandt van Rijn) Dutch This etching depicts the final scene in the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) in which the Samaritan stopped to help a traveler who had been attacked by robbers. Here he has brought the wounded man on horseback to an inn and pays for the mans care and lodging. The is one of two etchings in which Rembrandt reproduced his own paintings; the other is Christ Before Pilate (see inv. No. 17.37.75). The Good Samaritan repeats with a number of variations the composition of his painting in the Wallace Collection, London. Among Rembrandts additions here to the largely empty foreground that appeared in the painting is the defecating dog that adds a note of everyday reality to the biblical scene.The Met has four impressions of the Good Samaritan, one of the extremely rare first state, before Rembrandt completed the hatching on the horses tail and added his signature, and three of this, the fourth (final) state. The first s

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