The Blasphemer Stoned - 17th Century Engraving by F. H. van Hove
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Seventeenth-century copper engraving with the biblical episode of the blasphemer stoned outside the camp of Israel: the group of men raise the stones in the foreground, with the camp of tents and the mountains behind. Above, two angels hold the cartouche with the dedication to Thomas Vincent, of Fetcham, in the county of Surrey, naming Richard Blome as the promoter of the work.
Seventeenth-century copper engraving with the biblical episode of the blasphemer stoned outside the camp of Israel: the group of men raise the stones in the foreground, with the camp of tents and the mountains behind. Above, two angels hold the cartouche with the dedication to Thomas Vincent, of Fetcham, in the county of Surrey, naming Richard Blome as the promoter of the work.
Medium: Copper engraving
Artist / after: G. Freman
Engraver / lithographer: F. H. van Hove
Date: 17th century
Source: Illustrated Bible published by Richard Blome
Dimensions: 10.0 x 15.8 in (25.5 x 40.2 cm)
Condition: Toned paper, with worn edges and some small marginal losses; the image complete
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Seventeenth-century copper engraving with the biblical episode of the blasphemer stoned outside the camp of Israel: the group of men raise the stones in the foreground, with the camp of tents and the mountains behind. Above, two angels hold the cartouche with the dedication to Thomas Vincent, of Fetcham, in the county of Surrey, naming Richard Blome as the promoter of the work.