The Conversion of Saint Paul
Abraham van Diepenbeeck after Peter Paul Rubens · 1640s · pen and ink and oil paint over black chalk on brown paper, laid down on canvas
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The Conversion of Saint Paul is a public-domain drawing by Abraham van Diepenbeeck after Peter Paul Rubens, dated 1640s. Pen and ink and oil paint over black chalk on brown paper, laid down on canvas. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
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