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08 SSS GARTEMPES JOSEPH SOLD INTO SLAVERY.jpg
08 SSS Gartempes Joseph Sold into Slavery
Images of Religious and Theological Iconography
Vanderbilt University, Divinity Library
Nashville, TN, 2003
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Title: Saint-Savin-sur-Gartempe, France - Joseph Sold into Slavery
Creator(s) or Contributor(s): Womack, James, photographer
Description: Fresco on the lower south register of the nave, depicting Joseph being sold by his brothers to the Midianite traders who in turn sell him into slavery in Egypt (although according to the biblical account the Midianite traders themselves draw Joseph out of the pit into which the brothers have thrown him, thereby forestalling their scheme to sell him, the painting opted to depict an imaginary episode foreshadowing Jesus' betrayal by Judah). JPG file (542 KB)
Source: Digitized from slide
Subject: Christian art and symbolism--France--Medieval, 500-1500
GEN 37: 25-28
Joseph (Son of Jacob)
Midianites
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