The Triumph of David by Guercino (1636)

Brown ink and wash drawing of a young man holding a sword and a severed head, with women playing music beside him.

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This brown ink and wash drawing shows a young male figure holding a sword with a severed head at left, accompanied by a group of women, one of whom holds a stringed instrument. The work is attributed to Guercino and dated 1636, and is titled The Triumph of David.

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Date

1636

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Public domain