Anyone who is bitten by a snake is cured by looking at the… by Anthony van Dyck

Painting of Moses raising a bronze serpent as biblical figures bitten by snakes look up toward it under a cloudy sky.

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Anyone who is bitten by a snake is cured by looking at the brazen serpent, raised by Moses (Numbers 21:6-9), Anthony van Dyck, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This painting shows a crowd of biblical figures reacting to serpents, with a bearded man in brown robes holding a staff entwined by a bronze serpent at left. Figures in the foreground writhe or reach upward toward the raised serpent while a woman in white and blue clutches a snake against her arm.

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