Dami mai nauyi na rassa a kafaɗar Ishaku.
Littafi Mai Tsarki a fasaha · Farawa
Ibrahim da Ishaku Suna Ɗauke da Itace
Gustave Doré · 1866 (designs for La Sainte Bible, Tours); this printing 1873–1874
Ɗakin Karatu na Ƙasar Poland, Warsaw
Doré ya zana wannan wuri domin Littafi Mai Tsarki na 1866 a matsayin tafiya a magariba, C. Laplante kuma, wanda ya sa hannu a ƙasa daga dama, ya sassaƙa shi a katako. An yi sararin samaniyar da dogayen layuka masu kwance da suke ƙara haske zuwa bakin sararin sama.
Matashin nan Ishaku yana hawan hanya mai duwatsu a gaba, ba takalmi, babban dami na rassa a kafaɗarsa. A bayansa Ibrahim yana zuwa, tsoho sanye da babban mayafi mai duhu da sanda. Itatuwan dabino suna tsaye a dama, duwatsun da ke nesa da wani tafki kuma suna ɗaukar hasken ƙarshe.
Daga rubutun
- “Ibrahim ya ɗauki itace saboda hadaya ta ƙonawa ya ɗora wa ɗansa Ishaku” (Farawa 22:6)
- “Ina ɗan ragon hadaya ta ƙonawa?” (Farawa 22:7)
- Su biyun suka yi tafiya tare (Farawa 22:6)
Na mai zanen kansa
- Babu wuta babu wuƙa a hannun Ibrahim — sai sanda kawai
- Itatuwan dabino da kaktus mai ƙaya (prickly pear), shuka da aka kawo daga Amirka da daɗewa bayan zamanin Littafi Mai Tsarki
- Ishaku a matsayin matashi mai ƙarfi yana tafiya a gaba
Bayanai dalla-dalla
Itacen
Ishaku
Matashin yana hawa ba takalmi sanye da gajeriyar riga.
Ibrahim
Tsohon yana biye sanye da mayafi mai duhu, yana riƙe da sanda.
Kaktus mai ƙaya
Faffaɗan ganyen kaktus a gaban hoton.
Gustave Doré, French, 1832–1883. National Library of Poland (Biblioteka Narodowa), Warsaw — «Pismo Święte Starego i Nowego Testamentu», vol. 1, Warsaw: M. Glücksberg, 1873 (acc. 75.267 A), tabl. 16 · Wood engraving after Gustave Doré’s design · National Library of Poland (Polona): the record of the volume gives the licence «Domena Publiczna» (Public Domain), «copyrightProtected»: false; the scan was uploaded to Wikimedia Commons by the library itself («Polona Upload», GLAM-Wiki partnership: “This file was uploaded to Wikimedia Commons as part of a GLAM-Wiki partnership between the National Library of Poland and Wikimedia Polska”), linking its Polona record.