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Angels Escourting Lot and His Family from Sodom

Johann Konig, 1610–1642

National Galleries Scotland: National, Edinburgh

Konig was a follower of Adam Elsheimer, who had developed a type of small-scale and highly wrought 'poetic' landscape painting that was to exercise a profound influence on the development of landscape in the 17th century in Italy and Northern Europe. This purchase was made in honour of long keepership of Keith Andrews.

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Title of artwork, date

Angels Escourting Lot and His Family from Sodom, 1610–1642

Date supported

1986

Medium and material

Gouache on paper laid on panel

Dimensions

11 x 17 cm

Grant

4000

Total cost

28000

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