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The Good Samaritan Pouring Oil on the Wounds of the Traveler
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Department of Prints
Collection d'Arenberg Belgium (Lugt 567). The collection began to be formed in the 16th c and began to be dispersed in the early 20th c. The principal print collector Duke Louis-Engelbert was active at the end of the 18th c.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Acquisition Fund for Prints
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Burroughs Number: 1690
X-Radiograph(s) of:
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