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Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
Things – T10136

King Ahaz Burning his Own Son as a Sacrificial Offering

In Icones Historiarvm Veteris Testamenti Ad viuum expressae ..., Lyon: Jean Frellon (printer), 1547 (Paris, BnF), fol. H1v

fol. H1v (53 of 96 in-Urus figures)
fol. H1r
fol. H2r
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  • Lyon production place : 1547
Design

Hans (II) Holbein (designer?), King Ahaz Burning his Own Son as a Sacrificial Offering (Trechsel; Frellon). Part of Set of Old Testament Scenes (Trechsel; Frellon)

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King Ahaz burning his own son as a sacrificial offering (Bible, II Kings 16:3)

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II Kings (IV Reigns) (Bible)

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    Created on

    • 2021-10-13 13:39

    Edited by

    • Adam Perzyński

    Last update by

    • Adam Perzyński (2023-06-27 21:29)