Job Rebuked by His Friends

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Job Rebuked by His Friends

William Blake

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Artist: William Blake
Date: 1825
Movement: Romanticism · fairy painting
Medium: engraving
Location: National Gallery of Art
Credit: Gift of W.G. Russell Allen

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William Blake, Job Rebuked by His Friends, 1825, engraving, National Gallery of Art, Washington.

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