Gleaners, as in Deuteronomy
- Artist
- James Tissot
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Gleaners, as in Deuteronomy" depicts a scene reminiscent of genre painting, illustrating the biblical practice outlined in the Torah portion Ki Tetse. The painting captures humble gleaners collecting leftover grains after the harvest, reflecting the laws governing gleaning, which emphasize compassion and social responsibility. With a focus on realistic details and everyday life, the work emphasizes themes of charity and community, aligning with Realism principles that depict common people in their daily activities. The scene’s authenticity encourages viewers to reflect on the moral and civil laws governing domestic and social life in ancient times.
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