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1. Well of Moses — Claus Sluter, 1395
2. Well of Moses: Prophet David (King David) — Claus Sluter, 1395
3. Moses casts his stick that transformed into a snake on the orders of the Lord, that referred to Aaron and Moses, when they had visited Pharaoh (Exodus, IV, 1-5, VII, 8-13) — Marc Chagall, 1931
4. Moses Striking the Rock — Abraham Bloemaert, 1596
5. Finding of Moses — pieter de grebber, 1634
6. Moses — Carlo Dolci, 1640
7. The Trials and Calling of Moses (detail) — Sandro Botticelli, 1481
8. Moses Smashing the Tables of the Law — Rembrandt van Rijn

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1. Well of Moses — Claus Sluter, 1395
2. Finding of Moses — pieter de grebber, 1634
3. Moses Striking the Rock — Abraham Bloemaert, 1596
4. Tabernacle (detail) — andrea di cione di arcangelo (orcagna), 1359
5. The Finding of Moses — Orazio Gentileschi, 1630
6. Madonna and Child with St Anne — Jacques Sarazin
7. Moses — Carlo Dolci, 1640
8. Virgin and Child — Claus Sluter, 1393
9. Tomb of Pope Innocent VIII (detail) — Antonio del Pollaiuolo, 1492
10. Portico de la Gloria (detail) — master mateo, 1168
11. Memorial to Philip the Bold (detail) — Claus Sluter, 1389
12. Moses is saved from the waters of Nile by Pharaoh's daughter (Exodus II, 5 6) — Marc Chagall, 1956
13. The Trials and Calling of Moses (detail) — Sandro Botticelli, 1481
14. Moses Smashing the Tables of the Law — Rembrandt van Rijn
15. Well of Moses: Prophet David (King David) — Claus Sluter, 1395
16. Faith — Donatello, 1427
17. Tomb of Girolamo Basso della Rovere — andrea dal monte sansovino, 1505
18. Moses undergoing Trial by Fire — Sandro Botticelli, 1505

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1. Virgin and Child — Claus Sluter, 1393
2. Moses casts his stick that transformed into a snake on the orders of the Lord, that referred to Aaron and Moses, when they had visited Pharaoh (Exodus, IV, 1-5, VII, 8-13) — Marc Chagall, 1931
3. The Trials and Calling of Moses (detail 6) (Cappella Sistina, Vatican) — Sandro Botticelli, 1481
4. Modesty — Antonio Corradini, 1749
5. Moses receiving the Tablets of Law — Marc Chagall, 1963