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New Light on Poussin's 'Moses Sweetening the Bitter Waters of Marah'
01/1984 | 970 | 126
Pages: 24-29
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Author:
Rosenthal, Gertrude (Rosenthal, Gertrude; Rosenthal, Gertude)
Subjects
artists:
Poussin, Nicolas
dates:
1600-1649
museums and institutions:
Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, United States
places:
France / United States / Baltimore
subjects:
French painting / Bible stories / Moses
subjects:
Dating / Conservation / Technical analysis
subjects:
Technical analysis
Illustrations
Attributed works:
47. Moses Sweetening the Bitter Waters of Marah, by Nicolas Poussin. c. 1627-28. 152.4 by 209.5 cm. Shown Here after Conservation. 1982. (The Baltimore Museum of Art, Maryland).
Attributed works:
48. Composite X-Radiograph of Moses Sweetening the Bitter Waters of Marah. Shown Here Turned Upside Down in Order to Make the Flying Figure (Now Top Left) More Legible.
Attributed works:
50. Moses Sweetening the Bitter Waters of Marah. After Cleaning, Relining and before In-Painting.
Attributed works:
51 and 52. Details from Fig. 47.
Western art unattributed:
49. Sacrifice of Noah, by an Unknown Roman Artist. Early Seventeenth Century. 97.8 by 134.6 cm. (The National Trust, Tatton Hall, Cheshire).