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Moses Choosing the seventy Elders, Jacob de Wit, 1736 - 1737 - Jacob De Wit | WikiOO.org - Εγκυκλοπαίδεια Καλών Τεχνών

Moses Choosing the seventy Elders, Jacob de Wit, 1736 - 1737 – (Jacob De Wit) Προηγούμενος Επόμενος


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ημερομηνία: 1737

μέγεθος: 32 x 73 cm

Τεχνική: Oil On Panel

Moses prefers the seventy elders. And Moses stood in a plain in the wilderness, with arms stretched out between the children of Israel. In the background the tabernacle or the ark of the covenant, palm-trees and tents on the right hand. Modello for the large painting in the midwife room of the former Town Hall on Dam Square.

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