- The Plague of Ashdod is also known as The Miracle of the Ark in the Temple of Dagon, by the French artist Nicolas Poussin.
- ‘The Plague at Ashdod’ was created in 1630 by Nicolas Poussin in Classicism style. Find more prominent pieces of religious painting at Wikiart.org – best...
- The Plague at Ashdod (1630 – 1631). The Louvre Museum, Richelieu wing, 2d floor, room 14. ... Nicolas Poussin - The Plague at Ashdod.
- Poussin began to paint The Plague of Ashdod while the bubonic plague was still raging throughout Italy though sparing Rome.
- Nicholas Poussin (1594−1665). The Plague at Ashdod. (1630). Oil on canvas. 58.3 in × 78 in/148 cm × 198 cm. Louvre Museum, Paris, France.
- Nicolas Poussin – Plague of Ashdod c.1631, 148х198. ... Nicolas Poussin - The Assumption of the Virgin.
- The artwork “The Plague of Ashdod” was created by the French painter Nicolas Poussin in 1630. It is an oil on canvas painting that adheres to the principles of...
- Page of The Plague at Ashdod by POUSSIN, Nicolas in the Web Gallery of Art, a searchable image collection and database of European painting...
- The Plague at Ashdod is a painting by the French artist Nicolas Poussin, made in oil on canvas in the 17th century.
- Caroselli's painting is an almost exact, and exactly contemporary, copy after Nicolas Poussin's ‘The Plague at Ashdod’ of about 1631 (Musée du Louvre...
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- In 1631, French artist Nicholas Poussin painted. an image of the plague-stricken people of Ashdod. ... the-plague-at-ashdod-after-poussin.
- The Plague at Ashdod is a 1630 painting by French Baroque artist Nicolas Poussin who specialized in the classical style and worked for most of his life in Rome.