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Jerusalem. Valley of Siloam, with the Well of Nehemiah (The place where the prophet Isaiah was martyred)
Jerusalem. Valley of Siloam, with the Well of Nehemiah (The place where the prophet Isaiah was martyred)
William E. James
1868
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J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US
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Jerusalem. Valley of Siloam, with the Well of Nehemiah (The place where the prophet Isaiah was martyred) by William E. James — VisualArtsDB
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