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Adoration des rois mages, 1500 entre,1699 et

Adoration des rois mages

1500 entre,1699 et · Painting · 142.8 × 116.1 cm

May one see it?

Unknown

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Musée d'Argenteuil

Argenteuil, France

The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.

In this state since
Oct 5, 2026
Source
The museum
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About the painting

In the museum's own words — in French

Huile sur bois. Châssis maintenu au cadre par des pattes cuivrées reposant sur les bords.

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Particulars

Accession number
D 400 ; 1930 XXXVI

What it shows

Scène biblique (Adoration des Mages, Mage, Enfant Jésus, Vierge, Joseph, intérieu ),fond de paysage (architecture, église)

In the catalog

PaintingsOil

Sources

  • Musée d'Argenteuil
  • Image: Musée d'Argenteuil — © Jocelyn Perillat; Ministère de la Culture (France), base Joconde