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King Philip II of Macedon presents his son Alexander with the horse Bucephalus
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King Philip II of Macedon presents his son Alexander with the horse Bucephalus

Fidele Fischetti · c. 1742 - 1797 · paper; paint (coating); ink

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King Philip II of Macedon Presents the Horse Bucephalus to His Son Alexander

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drawingPhilippus II van Macedonië
Credit lineKoning Philippus II van Macedonië schenkt zijn zoon Alexander het paard Bucephalus. c. 1742 - 1797. Fidele Fischetti. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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