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Tobias og englen by Adam Elsheimer, Johann König — VisualArtsDB

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Tobias og englen

Tobias og englen

Tobias og englen

Adam Elsheimer Johann König

1607–1610

Medium: Olie på kobber
Dimensions: H 21 centimeter × W 27 centimeter × H 33.5 centimeter × W 39.7 centimeter × D 5.1 centimeter
Genre: Paintings
Museum: Statens Museum for Kunst (National Gallery of Denmark)

Styles

Den Kongelige Maleri- og Skulptursamling

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german

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