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Mt. Tabor. From the valley of Esdrelon, looking north. On it the transfiguration took place. by William E. James — VisualArtsDB
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Mt. Tabor. From the valley of Esdrelon, looking north. On it the transfiguration took place.
Mt. Tabor. From the valley of Esdrelon, looking north. On it the transfiguration took place.
William E. James
1868
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J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US
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