Bybelsche figuuren, des Ouden Testaments 1715 - 1813

"Bybelsche figuuren, des Ouden Testaments" is an etching by the erven weduwe Cornelis Stichter, created between 1715 and 1813. The print features nine separate scenes from the Old Testament, arranged in three rows of three panels each. The scenes are depicted in a detailed and realistic style, typical of 18th-century Dutch etching. The print is currently located in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. This piece is an example of religious art, and was likely used for devotional purposes, making it relevant to both art historians and religious scholars.