Childhood of Christ (1)

Catalog no.

0236

Year

1958

Subject

Historical

Media

Oil / Acrylic /
Oil on board

Size (H x W)

40 x 52 inches

Availability

Sold
Also called 'L'Enfance du Christ'. Not to be confused with 'The House of the Ishmaelite' (Cat. No 0090), although a different treatment of the same theme. 'This is either the fourth or fifth attempt at the 'Childhood of Christ', an endeavour at a refinement in keeping with the astringency of the instruments" P.B.B. From the trio for two flutes and harp in Berlioz' "Childhood of Christ".

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