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Allegory with the triumphal procession of Alexander the Great
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Allegory with the triumphal procession of Alexander the Great

François van Bleyswijck · 1681 - 1724 · etching; paper

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Allegory with Glorification of Alexander the Great. The Emperor Enthroned as General on a Throne and Celebrating People and Soldiers Pass by Him While They Make Music and Carry Victory Signs. Two Boys Ride on Indian Elephants. In a Dark Corner Medusa with Her Head Full of Snakes Watches.

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Credit lineAllegorie met triomftocht van Alexander de Grote. 1681 - 1724. François van Bleyswijck. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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