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Achan Is Stoned to Death (Josh. 7:1,10-26) (Illustration from the Dore Bible) by Gustave Dore

Achan Is Stoned to Death (Josh. 7:1,10-26) (Illustration from the Dore Bible)

(Achan Is Stoned to Death (Josh. 7:1,10-26), Illustration from the Dore Bible)


Gustave Dore

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1866  ·  engraving  ·  Image ID: 1490086

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Achan Is Stoned to Death (Josh. 7:1,10-26) (Illustration from the Dore Bible) by Gustave Dore. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
19th century · bible · bible (character) · bible (scene) · christianity · religion · engraving · judaism · bird · doré gustave (1832-1883) · france · europe · painter · artist · black and white · mzengraving · ominous · engraved image · lying down · flying · animal themes · dark · dead person · death · vertical · old testament · achan is stoned to death · outdoors · rock · art and craft · gustave dore · achan · flock of birds · large group of animals · no people · valley · illustration · dore bible · 1866 · / Bridgeman Images
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