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Artwork ImageArtwork NameArtist NameDateLocationArt Movement
AmosAmosJames TissotSymbolism
AnnunciationAnnunciationJames Tissotc.1886 - c.1896Brooklyn Museum, New York City, NY, USSymbolism
Isaac Bears the Wood for His SacrificeIsaac Bears the Wood for His SacrificeJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
Isaac Feels Jacob as RebekahIsaac Feels Jacob as RebekahJames TissotSymbolism
IsaiahIsaiahJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
Jacob and Rachel at the WellJacob and Rachel at the WellJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
Jacob Deceives IsaacJacob Deceives IsaacJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
Jacob Mourns His Son JosephJacob Mourns His Son JosephJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
Jacob's Body Is Taken to CanaanJacob's Body Is Taken to CanaanJames Tissotc.1902Symbolism
Jacob Sees Esau Coming to Meet HimJacob Sees Esau Coming to Meet HimJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
Pharaoh Notes the Importance of the Jewish PeoplePharaoh Notes the Importance of the Jewish PeopleJames TissotSymbolism
Pharaoh's Daughter Has Moses Brought to HerPharaoh's Daughter Has Moses Brought to HerJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
Pharaoh's Daughter Receives the Mother of MosesPharaoh's Daughter Receives the Mother of MosesJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
The CreationThe CreationJames Tissot1896 - 1902Symbolism
The Daughter of Herodias DancingThe Daughter of Herodias DancingJames Tissot1886 - 1896Brooklyn Museum, New York City, NY, USSymbolism
The Dead Bodies Carried AwayThe Dead Bodies Carried AwayJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
The DelugeThe DelugeJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
The Descent from the Cross, illustration for 'The Life of Christ'The Descent from the Cross, illustration for 'The Life of Christ'James Tissotc.1884 - c.1896Brooklyn Museum, New York City, NY, USSymbolism
The Dove Returns to NoahThe Dove Returns to NoahJames Tissotc.1896 - c.1902Symbolism
The Women of Midian Led Captive by the HebrewsThe Women of Midian Led Captive by the HebrewsJames Tissot1896 - 1900Symbolism
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