Jonathan's Token to David Format:Stretched Canvas Print Rachel Ruysch was a still-life

Rachel Ruysch was a still-life painter from the Northern Netherlands

Philomena’s life was revealed to a nun in dreams in which she was beheaded as a maiden under the rule of Diocletian

The "Entry of Joan of Arc into Orleans" by Henry Scheffer

His crown and garments are put on public display annually in Nuremberg

The Greek inscriptions read MP-ΘΥ (Μήτηρ Θεοῦ

Jonathan's Token to David Format:Stretched Canvas Print Rachel Ruysch was a still-lifeThis painting illustrates a scene from the Old Testament. After the prophet Samuel anointed David as King Saul's successor, Saul became jealous and plotted David's death. Here the artist shows David's loyal friend Jonathan (Saul's son) preparing to shoot three arrows as a warning to David who is hiding in a field.