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Christ Preaching from a Boat off the Shores of Galilee

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Department of Drawings Private Collector France. W. M. Brady & Co. Inc. New York New York. William W. and Kathryn Robinson Newton Mass. acquired from W. M. Brady & Co. Inc. 1994. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Loan from Kathryn K. Robinson
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Title: Christ Preaching from a Boat off the Shores of Galilee
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