Jeroboam and the prophet Ahijah, Royaalbijbel (series title), The prophet Ahijah has torn his cloak into twelve pieces and hands ten pieces to Jeroboam. The torn cloak symbolizes the division of the Jewish people. Jeroboam became king of ten of the twelve tribes. The representation includes two two-line verses in Latin, a two-line verse in Dutch and a reference to the Bible text in 1 Kings. 11:29., print, print maker: Jan van Londerseel, (mentioned on object), after design by: David Vinckboons, (mentioned on object), publisher: Nicolaes Visscher (I), (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1585 - 1625 and/or 1652 - 1702, paper, engraving, height, 349 mm × width, 482 mm
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Jeroboam, prophet Ahijah, Royaalbijbel, series title, torn, cloak, twelve pieces, hands ten pieces, torn cloak symbolizes, division, Jewish people, king, ten, twelve tribes, representation, includes, two two-line verses, Latin, two-line verse, Dutch, reference, Bible text, 1 Kings, 11, 29, print, print maker, Jan van Londerseel, mentioned, object, design, David Vinckboons, publisher, Nicolaes Visscher, I, Amsterdam, 1585 - 1625, 1652 - 1702, paper, engraving, height, 349 mm × width, 482 mm
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