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      Laban Searching Jacob's Bagagge For The Stolen Idols — Laurent De La Hyre

      Laurent De La Hyre

      1647
      Laban Searching Jacob's Bagagge For The Stolen Idols

      Laurent de La Hyre's "Laban Searching Jacob’s Bagagge" depicts a tense biblical scene of Laban searching for stolen idols, showcasing masterful detail and dramatic composition from 1647.

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      St John Of Matha, Founder Of The Order Of The Trinitarians — Laurent De La Hyre

      Laurent De La Hyre

      St John Of Matha, Founder Of The Order Of The Trinitarians

      Admire Laurent de la Hire’s 1656 portrait of St John of Matha – a serene Renaissance/Baroque depiction of piety & penance. Explore its rich detail, symbolism & masterful oil painting technique.

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      Cyrus Announcing To Araspas That Panthea Has Obtained His Pardon — Laurent De La Hyre

      Laurent De La Hyre

      1631
      Cyrus Announcing To Araspas That Panthea Has Obtained His Pardon

      Experience Laurent de La Hyre's 'Cyrus Announcing to Araspas'! This captivating 1631 painting depicts a pivotal scene from the tragedy Panthea, showcasing royal intrigue and dramatic storytelling in exquisite detail.

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