File:Francesco Curradi - Moses Saved from the Waters (Cameron Variant).jpg
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English: "Moses Saved from the Waters" by Francesco Curradi. Multiple variants of this composition have surfaced. This image shows the Cameron Variant which, in its past, was split into 3 separate canvases. Reassembled, the overall work measures approximately 172 cm high x 217 cm wide.
Other variants of this composition include the Pandolfini Variant (intact canvas measuring 179 cm x 218 cm; sold at the Pandolfini auction house in May 2022), and the Parino Variant (apparent fragment measuring 172 cm x 136 cm which shows the 3 leftmost figures but is missing the servant and baby Moses; offered by art dealer Parino). |
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| Author | ByronDeDeza |
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| current | 06:30, 1 April 2024 | | 1,277 × 1,018 (889 KB) | ByronDeDeza | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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