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| Keywords: William de Brailes - Top - Joseph's Cup found in Benjamin's Sack (Genesis 44 -12) - Walters W10616R - Full Page.jpg Walters Art Museum artwork Creator William de Brailes This page from Walters manuscript W 106 depicts two scenes from the life of Joseph Top image Joseph rose from disaster to rule Egypt under Pharaoh His brothers came seeking grain Joseph had their sacks filled but had a cup placed in the sack of Benjamin the youngest of the brothers Bottom image The brothers brought Jacob to Joseph who went to meet him in Goshen And Joseph fell on his father's neck and wept And the elderly Jacob said to Joseph Now let me die since I have seen your face and know that you are still alive ca 1250 Medieval ink pigment parchment cm 13 2 9 5 accession number W 106 16R 6043 Léon Gruel Paris date and mode of acquisition unknown Henry Walters Baltimore June 6 1903 by purchase see The Diaries of George Lucas Walters Art Museum Henry Walters Acquired by Henry Walters 1903 Translation Top image reads Joseph's cup is found in Benjamin's bag; Transliteration la cupe ioseph est trove en le sac beniamin Translation Bottom image reads The sons of Jacob brought Jacob to Joseph in Egypt; Transliteration le filz iacob unt amene iacob en egypte a ioseph place of origin Oxford England United Kingdom Walters Art Museum license 2D Walters MS W106 - Bible Pictures by William de Brailes Joseph in miniatures Benjamin Media contributed by the Walters Art Museum needs category review | ||||
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