Abraham serving the angels
"Abraham serving the angels" is a Religious painting created in 1646 by Rembrandt, showcasing his mastery in Oil Board technique typical of the Baroque period. The scene depicts Abraham entertaining three angels from the Book of Genesis, with hints of Mughal influence evident in the composition. This Oil Board painting has a rich provenance, passing through notable owners including Rembrandt’s student Ferdinand Bol, Amsterdam Mayor Jan Six, and American artist Benjamin West. Since its auction purchase in 1848 for £64, it remains in a private collection.
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