The large, 4ft x 5ft 9in (1.22 x 1.75m) oil on canvas, which is in its original frame, depicts a biblical episode showing Hagar and Ishmael being saved from dying of thirst by an angel who points to a spring.
The work was formerly in the collection of Louis-François de Bourbon, prince de Conti (1717-76).
It is priced in the region of €240,000.