The Meeting of Jacob and Rachel by Joseph von Führich

Pencil drawing of a veiled woman walking with clasped hands beside a shepherdess tending sheep, with a hilltop castle behind.

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A pencil drawing shows a veiled young woman walking barefoot in the foreground with hands pressed together, while another woman with a staff tends a flock of sheep grazing near a fence. A hilltop castle and wooded hills appear in the background. The work is attributed to Joseph von Führich and dated 1829, titled The Meeting of Jacob and Rachel.

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1829

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