Canvas size: 100x120 cm / 39.37x47.25"

About Nain, the woman and her son

Nain is hidden in a beautiful valley in southern Galilee, where the Jewish tribe of Issachar had settled. The Old Testament tells us that the country was charming (Gene. 49:15 Nain sounds like charming in Hebrew, but for this mother the day was anything but charming.
Her son - her only son - died. And this is not the first time she has had to bury a loved one. She is a widow. It was the greatest joy for a Jewish woman to give birth to a son, and the greatest sorrow for losing a son. The loss of her husband and her only son means a life of poverty. With them she has lost the equivalent of her pension, hair social security and her health insurance. Her despair is likely to be composed by guilt, because a child's premature death was considered a punishment for sin. Perhaps the city's slanderers shook their heads and wonderful what she had done to lose everything.

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