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| Keywords: William Henry Rinehart - The Woman of Samaria (Rebecca ) - Walters 2810.jpg The Gospel of John relates the story of a Samaritan woman who is asked by Jesus for a drink of water After talking with him she realizes that he is the Messiah Rinehart represents the woman standing with her water vase A native of Maryland the artist with the financial help of William T Walters settled in Rome in 1858 There he sculpted idealized figures as well as portraits of visiting Americans He worked in a neoclassical style but was also influenced by the emerging naturalistic trends in sculpture between 1859 1861 Modern marble H cm 165 1 accession number 28 10 39110 William T Walters city Baltimore commissioned in 1859 completed in 1861 Henry Walters city Baltimore Walters Art Museum Henry Walters Commissioned by William T Walters 1859 Signature W H Rinehart/sculpt place of origin Rome Italy Walters Art Museum license William Henry Rinehart Media contributed by the Walters Art Museum needs category review Sculptures in the Walters Art Museum Samaritan woman at the well | ||||
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