The Flight into Egypt

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The Flight into Egypt is a renowned early 17th-century nocturnal landscape painting by German artist Adam Elsheimer, celebrated for its innovative use of moonlight and detailed depiction of the night sky.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landscape painting
nocturne (night) painting
painting
religious painting
basedOn Gospel of Matthew
New Testament
collection Alte Pinakothek
completionDate 1609
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
creator Adam Elsheimer
depicts Flight into Egypt
Infant Jesus
linked to: Child Jesus

Milky Way
Saint Joseph
Virgin Mary
campfire
distant town
donkey
moon
night sky
river
stars
wooded landscape
dimension 31.7 cm height
41 cm width
genre landscape art
religious art
hasPart Holy Family group
linked to: Holy Family

celestial sky zone
foreground landscape
inception 1609
influenced Claude Lorrain
Peter Paul Rubens
Rembrandt
linked to: Rembrandt van Rijn

development of nocturnal landscape painting
locatedIn Germany
Munich
location Alte Pinakothek
materialUsed oil paint
medium oil on copper
movement Baroque
Early Baroque
notableFor detailed depiction of the night sky
innovative use of moonlight
naturalistic astronomical details
originalTitle Die Flucht nach Ägypten
originalTitleLanguage German
surface copper plate
titleLanguage English

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Adam Elsheimer work The Flight into Egypt
The Triumph of the Innocents basedOn Biblical narrative of the Flight into Egypt
linked to: The Flight into Egypt
Seasons cycle by Pieter Bruegel the Elder hasPart The Flight into Egypt in Winter
linked to: The Flight into Egypt