In 1646, on a panel fewer than nine inches wide, Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) produced one of his most captivating images. In private hands and publicly exhibited only a handful of times, this extraordinary painting, Abraham Entertaining the Angels , is among the artist's lesser-known masterpieces and it is the inspiration for Divine Encounter . Rembrandt took an unusual and dramatic approach to Biblical subjects. He made use of the viewer's knowledge...