Moses slaying the Egyptian

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Title/s: Moses slaying the Egyptian Maker/s: Poynter, Edward John, baronet (draughtsman) [ULAN info: British artist, 1836-1919] Technique Description : chalks, watercolour, bodycolour and gold on grey-green paper Dimensions: height: height: (drawing size): 248 mm, width: (drawing size): 212 mm Date: circa 1863

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Photographer name: Andrew Morris
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