Gustave Dore's version of this scene contains shadowy cacti and vines in the lower left and shows one of the central figures stepping over a spear.
Gustave Dore's version of this scene contains shadowy cacti and vines in the lower left and shows one of the central figures stepping over a spear. Rembrandt's unusually sensual 1659 depiction of this scene shows one central figure resting a hand on the other's hip. Eugene Delacroix's version of this scene is set in a forest and features a green-clad water carrier and a crowd of figures on camel-back in the bottom right, as well as a pile of weapons and clothing discarded by the central figures in the foreground. Perhaps the most famous depiction of this scene also shows a cow running under a bent tree in front of a crowd of Breton nuns, whose heads are bowed in prayer. In that depiction of this scene, one figure is clad in a black robe and is being put into a headlock by the other figure, who has yellow wings. For 10 points, identify this scene depicted most famously in a Paul Gauguin work alternately titled Vision After the Sermon, in which Esau's brother grapples with Peniel.
Gustave Dore's version of this scene contains shadowy cacti and vines in the lower left and shows one of the central figures stepping over a spear.
Jacob Wrestling With the Angel [or Jacob and the Angel; accept close equivalents that mention Jacob and an angel]