About this Piece
A specially commissioned oil painting on canvas interpreting The Finding Of Moses by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema.
The original was painted in 1904 and epicts the Biblical scebe of the infant Moses being carried in a procession after being found in abandoned in a basket in the reeds of the River Nile. It recently sold for a record smashing $35,922,000 at Sothebys in New York, making the highest price ever for a non-impressionist painting worldwide.
The canvas has been stretched and mounted in a 4.5" hand made frame in gold metal leaf finish.
Brights of Nettlebed are associated with an art studio of several extremely talented artists, each having their own individual achievements.
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All Gallery oil paintings are painted by hand, either after important paintings in galleries and auctions, or commissioned by us based on a photograph or theme. Each painting has details of its provenance along with the artist’s credentials.
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