The Flight into Egypt (Gemäldegalerie, Berlin)

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The Flight into Egypt (Gemäldegalerie, Berlin) is a small but influential early 17th-century nocturnal landscape painting by Adam Elsheimer, celebrated for its poetic depiction of the Holy Family’s journey under a star-filled sky and its pioneering use of light and atmosphere.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landscape painting
oil painting
painting
religious painting
basedOn Gospel of Matthew NERFINISHED
catalogCode Gemäldegalerie inventory 1637A NERFINISHED
collection Gemäldegalerie, Berlin NERFINISHED
completionDate 1609
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
creator Adam Elsheimer NERFINISHED
depicts Flight into Egypt NERFINISHED
Holy Family NERFINISHED
Infant Jesus NERFINISHED
Milky Way NERFINISHED
Saint Joseph NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
campfire
donkey
figures resting
moonlight
night sky
river landscape
starry sky
wooded landscape
genre landscape art
religious art
hasPart foreground figures of the Holy Family
landscape background
height 31 cm
inception 1609
influenced Claude Lorrain NERFINISHED
Peter Paul Rubens NERFINISHED
Rembrandt NERFINISHED
landscape painting
nocturnal landscape painting
languageOfWork none
locatedIn Berlin NERFINISHED
Germany
location Gemäldegalerie NERFINISHED
materialUsed copper support
oil paint
movement Baroque
notableFor astronomically accurate stars
innovative depiction of night sky
pioneering use of light and atmosphere
poetic mood
partOf collection of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
support copper plate
width 41 cm

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Adam Elsheimer work The Flight into Egypt (Gemäldegalerie, Berlin)