Pietro Testa – Alexander the Great Rescued from the River Cydnus Metropolitan Museum: part 1

Metropolitan Museum: part 1 – Pietro Testa - Alexander the Great Rescued from the River Cydnus
Pietro Testa: Italian, Lucca 1612–1650 Rome Oil on canvas; 38 x 54 in. (96.5 x 137.2 cm)

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