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The first plague in Egypt, rivers turned to blood. Coloured etching.
Wellcome Collection

The first plague in Egypt, rivers turned to blood. Coloured etching.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
Wellcome Collection

Lettering: Die erste Plage in Egyptenland, oder die Verwandlung alles Wassers in Blut. ... 2. Mose cap. 7.v.19, 20, 25. La premiere plaïe en Egypte. ... Exode cap. 7.v.20, 21, 25. Lettering continues with paragraphs describing the particular plague. The lettering above is in French and reversed.

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