The Dismissal of Hagar
- Artist
- Gabriel Metsu
- Date
- c.1653 - c.1654
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Museum De Lakenhal
"The Dismissal of Hagar" by Gabriël Metsu exemplifies his eclectic style within the Baroque tradition. This religious painting depicts a biblical scene, showcasing Metsu's skill in narrative and emotional expression. Likely created using Oil paints on canvas, the work features rich textures and dramatic lighting characteristic of the period. Metsu's versatility is evident as he transitions between genres, and although only a few of his works are dated, this piece exemplifies his ability to capture profound religious themes with technical finesse.
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