File:Daniel in the Lions Den, from 1896 Salon catalog.jpg
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English: Daniel in the Lions Den, from 1896 Salon catalog. The original painting has been lost, although the painter Henry Ossawa Tanner painted a nearly identical variation.
The catalog print is useful to compare that variation to what the engraver saw when he looked at Tanner's painting in the Salon. |
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Catalosue illustré Salon de 1896, page 71 https://archive.org/details/catalogueillustr1896soci/page/71/mode/1up?q=Tanner&view=theater |
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Henry Ossawa Tanner (original painting) unknown engraver for image that was derived from Tanner's original painting, the derivative printed in the Salon's catalog |
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