Biblical Survivors, 17 Or 18th Century: 2 Large Gouaches Dressed From Brocades And Gold

Beautiful large pair of naive and biblical gouaches,
One representing the famous judgment of Solomon, around the king, the characters are drawn, painted, cut into silhouettes, dressed with scraps of fabric, and placed in a palace. We tremble at having to witness the sacrifice of baby, but the gesture is restrained….
The second is located in a flowery landscape (a few dried flowers), on a stone altar, it is the oath of Jacob, bought from his brother for a meal of lentils that children brought him. Nice title cartridge, some gaps in flowers. On back, handwritten annotations of Alemannic origin.
Could be a work by students of a convent, circa 1700
Dimensions: 29cm x 18.5cm each.
Condition: as found, unframed, seems a little ruined, but that's because the abundance of materials used, in fact I would say: quite good, with two losses and a few flowers.
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