Philosopher in Meditation, and his depiction of Isaac and Rebekah was incorrectly dubbed The Jewish Bride.
A work by this artist references Matthew 19 with the camel in the shadowy doorway on its right side, and shows a turbaned woman stepping up to Christ with her baby. This artist's etchings include a depiction of Christ being hung between the two thieves, and a print of Christ healing the sick named for its original price, a hundred guilders. A painting by this artist which likely depicts Tobit sitting next to a spiral staircase was erroneously titled (*) Philosopher in Meditation, and his depiction of Isaac and Rebekah was incorrectly dubbed The Jewish Bride. A turbaned king stares in shock at some floating Hebrew letters in this artist's Belshazzar's Feast. For 10 points, name this artist whose non-religious paintings include The Anatomy Lesson and a painting of Frans Banning Cocq's militia, The Nightwatch.
A work by this artist references Matthew 19 with the camel in the shadowy doorway on its right side, and shows a turbaned woman stepping up to Christ with her baby.
Rembrandt [or Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn]