König Ahasver verurteilt Haman zum Tode by Anton Petter

Painting of a crowned king pointing at a chained kneeling man while a queen sits by a banquet table in a columned hall.

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König Ahasver verurteilt Haman zum Tode, Anton Petter (1835), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A large history painting shows a crowned king in a red mantle pointing sternly at a kneeling, chained man while a queen in blue sits nearby with her hand raised. Guards and a bearded counselor frame the scene within a colonnade of marble columns, with a banquet table holding gold goblets. The work is titled König Ahasver verurteilt Haman zum Tode and is attributed to Anton Petter, dated 1835.

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1835

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