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Painting of a yellow-robed queen presenting gifts before a crowned king on a throne in a columned hall, with attendants.

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Queen of Sheba before Solomon, Nikolaus Knüpfer (1640), Hermitage Museum. Via artnap.com

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A richly dressed woman in a yellow gown with a flowing red mantle stands before a crowned king seated on an ornate throne beneath red drapery. Courtiers, armored guards and attendants fill the marble-columned hall, and a kneeling figure with feathered headdress presents a gold vessel on the right. The painting is titled Queen of Sheba before Solomon, by Nikolaus Knüpfer, dated 1640, and is held by the Hermitage Museum.

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