Hagar in the Desert
Joseph Vernet · French, 1714-1789
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Hagar in the Desert, Joseph Vernet, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This engraved print titled Hagar in the Desert shows a winged angel descending on a cloud above a seated woman who gazes upward beside a water vessel. A rocky cliff, tall trees and a stream fill the wooded landscape, with a reclining figure resting at right. The print is attributed to Joseph Vernet as painter, with the engraving credited to J. B. Tillard and a dedication to Monsieur de Mongeroux, Trésorier Général de la Maison du Roy.
