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Date

26.10.2026

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Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well after Poussin, French Oil on Canvas The unframed canvas shown to scale on a pale wall in a light room

Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well after Poussin, French Oil on Canvas

French School, circa 1800

Medium

Oil on canvas

Painting size

14 ½ x 19 in. (37 x 48 cm.)

Signature

Unsigned

Period

Circa 1800

Price

$4,700 USD

Condition. Unlined canvas on its original fixed stretcher, braced across the four corners. Old restoration at the upper right, losses to the red drapery at the centre and along the upper and lower edges, with an overall craquelure and a yellowed varnish.

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Eliezer offering the gold bracelet to Rebecca at the well, a dozen women with water jars before Roman architecture, oil on canvas after Nicolas Poussin
The unframed canvas shown to scale on a pale wall in a light room
Detail of Eliezer with both hands open toward Rebecca, who holds the jewel against her breast
Back of the unlined canvas on its original fixed stretcher, braces nailed across the four corners, a colorman's stamp at the right and a torn paper label at the top
The central group at the well, Eliezer in a white turban offering the ring to Rebecca in blue while the other women draw water
Detail of the Roman city behind the well, a tall palazzo and arcaded walls above the heads of the women, with a green bronze vessel raised against the sky
The whole group seen closer, women with their jars on either side of Eliezer and Rebecca, the town and the stone sphere behind
The frieze of figures across the foreground, women kneeling and standing with jars as Eliezer presents the gold ring to Rebecca
Upper right of the canvas showing the stone pillar with its sphere against the sky, with losses and abrasion across the clouds and the pillar shaft
Lower left of the canvas, a woman kneeling in yellow and blue filling a jar, with wear along the lower edge and an inscription at the corner
The unframed canvas on a plain grey wall, its stretcher edge visible on all four sides, showing the size and format of the work as sold
Eliezer offering the gold bracelet to Rebecca at the well, a dozen women with water jars before Roman architecture, oil on canvas after Nicolas Poussin
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Description

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French School, circa 1800, after Nicolas Poussin
Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well
Oil on canvas

Unsigned. 14 ½ x 19 inches (37 x 48 cm). Unframed. Unlined, an old restoration at the upper right, losses at the center and along the edges, yellowed varnish.

The two who matter stand apart in the only gap in the crowd. Eliezer, in a white turban and a yellow robe, holds both hands open toward Rebecca, who presses a jewel against her breast and keeps her eyes lowered.

Around them the women of the town carry water jars, some kneeling at the left to fill them, others standing in a line at the right beside the well, one raising a green vessel above her head against the sky. A pillar crowned with a stone sphere closes the composition on the right, a town in warm stone rises behind on the left, and blue hills run across the distance. The drapery is laid in flat saturated color, blue, green, rose and orange, each figure given one dominant note.

Condition report

Age shows from across the room.

Unlined canvas on its original fixed stretcher, braced across the four corners. Old restoration at the upper right, losses to the red drapery at the centre and along the upper and lower edges, with an overall craquelure and a yellowed varnish.

French School, circa 1800

Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well after Poussin, French Oil on Canvas

French School, circa 1800
Size 14 ½ x 19 in.
ConditionFair See report and photos ↓
FrameUnframed
Medium Oil on canvasCirca 1800
Price $4,700 USD
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Eliezer offering the gold bracelet to Rebecca at the well, a dozen women with water jars before Roman architecture, oil on canvas after Nicolas Poussin
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Details

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Oil on canvas · Circa 1800 · Unframed

The reverse

Unlined canvas on its original fixed stretcher, braced across the four corners, a colorman's stamp and a torn paper label

Artist
French School, circa 1800
Origin
France
Style
Neoclassical
Size
14 ½ x 19 in. (37 x 48 cm.)
Signature
Unsigned
Frame
Unframed

What the grades mean

All grades are relative to the age of the painting. They describe the painting itself, the frame is described separately. Fine age craquelure is normal and never lowers a grade.

Where signs of age can be seenUp closeAt normal viewing distance
Very goodminorNo
GoodYesNo
FairThis paintingYesYes
Needs conservationYesdamage

FairThis painting

Stable and ready to hang, but wear or earlier restoration is noticeable at normal viewing distance, such as visible retouching, a discoloured varnish or scattered small losses.

Other grades

Very good

Stable. Only minor, old retouches or very small losses, not distracting at normal viewing distance. The canvas may have been relined or cleaned in the past.

Good

Stable. Signs of age or earlier restoration are visible on close inspection, such as small retouches or a slightly yellowed varnish. The overall appearance is intact.

Needs conservation

Visible damage a conservator should treat, such as flaking, a tear, larger losses or heavy old repaint. Every issue is shown in the photographs.

Description

Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well