Moses Found in the Bulrushes

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Pharoah's daughters and handmaidens find Moses whilst they are washing at the river. According to the biblical story, the Egyptian Pharoah ordered all newborn Hebrew males to be put to death. Moses's mother made a basket from bulrushes and put him in it and laid it in the reeds of the Nile's riverbank. When he was found, recognising him as a Hebrew child, the women sought a nurse for him. Moses's sister, who had been watching nearby, was able to return him to his mother.

National Trust, Antony

Torpoint

Title

Moses Found in the Bulrushes

Date

c.1700

Medium

oil on panel

Measurements

H 12 x W 16 cm

Accession number

353040

Acquisition method

on loan from the Trustees of Antony

Work type

Painting

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National Trust, Antony

Torpoint, Cornwall PL11 2QA England

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