Koning Saul stort zich in zijn zwaard Saulus rex (titel op object) Zondaars uit het Oude en Nieuwe Testament (serietitel) on the battlefield kill king Saul himself by throwing himself on his own sword. He wears a suit of armor and it is a crown and a lance. Right behind him a soldier looks startled to. In the distance are fighting to see soldiers. Among the show is a zesregelige, Latin text describing the scène. Manufacturer : printmaker Willem Isaacsz. of Swanenburg (listed building), designed by Abraham Bloemaert (listed property) writer: Peter Scriverius (listed building) publisher: Willem
Koning Saul stort zich in zijn zwaard Saulus rex (titel op object) Zondaars uit het Oude en Nieuwe Testament (serietitel) on the battlefield kill king Saul himself by throwing himself on his own sword. He wears a suit of armor and it is a crown and a lance. Right behind him a soldier looks startled to. In the distance are fighting to see soldiers. Among the show is a zesregelige, Latin text describing the scène. Manufacturer : printmaker Willem Isaacsz. of Swanenburg (listed building), designed by Abraham Bloemaert (listed property) writer: Peter Scriverius (listed building) publisher: Willem Isaacsz. of Swanenburg (indicated on object) Place manufacture: print maker: Leiden To design: Utrecht (possible) Date: 1611 Physical characteristics: engra material: paper Technique: engra (printing process) Measurements: plate edge: H 270 mm × W 173 mm Subject: Saul kills himself with a sword
Size: 1264px × 1977px
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