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The childless Sarah presents Hagar, her handmaid, to her husband Abraham. Line engraving by I.G. Wille after C.W.E. Dietricy.
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The childless Sarah presents Hagar, her handmaid, to her husband Abraham. Line engraving by I.G. Wille after C.W.E. Dietricy.

Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich

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Lettering: Agar presentée à Abraham par Sara. Peint par C.W.E. Dietricy, peintre de la cour electorale de Saxe. Gravé par I.G. Wille, graveur du roi de L.M. Imp. et Royale, et de S.M. le roi de Danemark ...

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