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emner

  1. Mosess Vandskæring fra Sten — Nicolas Poussin, 1635
  2. Passage of the Jews through the Red Sea — Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, 1891
  3. Kobberslangen — Tintoretto

nøgleord

  1. Josuas sejr over amalækejverne — Nicolas Poussin, 1625
  2. Kobberslangen — Tintoretto

tone

  1. The Miracle of St Augustine — Tintoretto, 1549
  2. Sinking Of The Pharaoh In The Red Sea — Lucas Cranach den Ældre, 1530
  3. Domedag — Michelangelo Buonarroti

primær farve

  1. Sinking Of The Pharaoh In The Red Sea — Lucas Cranach den Ældre, 1530
  2. Tancred and Erminia, oil on canvas, Hermitage — Nicolas Poussin, 1630
  3. The Battle Between the Gods and the Titans — joachim anthonisz wtewael, 1600
  4. Self-portrait of Nicolas Poussin from 1630, while recovering from a serious illness — Nicolas Poussin, 1630
  5. Domedag — Michelangelo Buonarroti
  6. Crossing the Red Sea — Nicolas Poussin
  7. The Summer (Ruth and Boaz), oil on canvas, — Nicolas Poussin, 1664
  8. Parnasussen: Mars og Venus — Andrea Mantegna, 1497
  9. Pharaoh's Army Engulfed By The Red Sea — Frederick Arthur Bridgman
  10. The Miracle of Saint Augustine — Tintoretto, 1549
  11. The Miracle of St Augustine — Tintoretto, 1549
  12. Kobberslangen — Tintoretto
  13. Jews Crossing the Red Sea — wilhelm kotarbinski, 1890
  14. Holy Family on the Steps, canvas, The Natio — Nicolas Poussin, 1688
  15. Red Sea — Marianne North, 1880
  16. The Israelites Gathering around Joseph's Sarcophagus after the Crossing of the Red Sea — Frans Iii Francken, 1621
  17. The Baptism of Christ — Jan Van Scorel, 1530
  18. Acis, Galatea, and Polyphemus — françois perrier, 1645
  19. The sea (she, she has a sea I like) and The sea (everyone tells me about you, everyone, even the sea)\n\nThe sea (she, she has a sea I like) — abel galván farías, 2012
  20. Mosess Vandskæring fra Sten — Nicolas Poussin, 1635

andet

  1. The Victory of Joshua over the Amalekites — Nicolas Poussin
  2. View of the Sea from the Mountains at Sunset. Crimea — Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, 1864