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  • Susanna bathing at the edge of a pool while two men are watching her from over a wall. Engraving after H. Goltzius.
  • Susanna standing by a wall near a pool and being approached by two men. Etching by F. Torras Armengol.
  • Susanna sits on the side of a pool while two men are watching her from behind. Etching and engraving.
  • Susanna is bathing by a pool and is being pestered by two older men. Engraving by Beauvarlet after Vien.
  • Susanna sits with one hand on her breast while the other holds a palm, an open book lies on the floor. Engraving by Raphael Sadeler, 1590, after Martin de Vos.
  • Daniel calls for the cross-examination of the elders who harassed Susanna. Engraving after M. de Vos.
  • Susanna and the elders. Engraving by J.H. Watt after L. Carracci.
  • The stoning to death of the two elders who had falsely accused Susanna. Engraving.
  • Susanna is resting near to a fountain and two men are watching and leaning over her. Etching by M. Demarne after J.F. de Troy.
  • A girl by a river watched by three men. Etching after J. Vanderbank.
  • Susanna molested by the elders. Stipple engraving by J. Jenkins, 1823, after P.F. Mola.
  • Susanna and the elders. Engraving by Lucas Vorsterman junior after Cornelis Schut.
  • Susanna molested by the elders. Engraving after P. Caliari, il Veronese.
  • Susanna's innocence is proven by the young prophet Daniel. Engraving by E.G. Krüger after J-H. Fragonard after Valentin de Boulogne.
  • Susanna and the elders. Engraving by J-F. Beauvarlet after J-M. Vien.
  • Potiphar's wife denouncing Joseph to Potiphar. Tempera painting by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, 146- (?).
  • Potiphar's wife denouncing Joseph to Potiphar. Tempera painting by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, 146- (?).
  • Potiphar's wife denouncing Joseph to Potiphar. Tempera painting by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, 146- (?).
  • Potiphar's wife denouncing Joseph to Potiphar. Tempera painting by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, 146- (?).