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Job. Woodcut attributed to the Petrarch Master, 1539.
Petrarcameister, active 1516-1522.Date: [1539]Reference: 3216i
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The torments of Job under a swirling sky dominated by God. Engraving by M. van Heemskerck, 1563.
Heemskerk, Martin van, 1498-1574.Date: 1563Reference: 20086i
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The iconography of Job through the centuries : artists as Biblical interpreters / Samuel Terrien.
Terrien, Samuel L., 1911-2002.Date: [1996], ©1996
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Job afflicted with boils, with his wife and comforters. Woodcut after Virgil Solis, 1568.
Solis, Virgil, 1514-1562.Reference: 340i
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Job and his comforters. Etching by R. Staines, 18--, after B. Picart.
Picart, Bernard, 1673-1733.Date: [not after 1849?]Reference: 2819200i
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Job giving alms to the sick. Engraving by H. Bourne, 1862, after W.C.T. Dobson.
Dobson, W. C. T. (William Charles Thomas), 1817-1898.Date: 1862Reference: 23924i
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A man suffering from ulcers all over his body (Job?). Photograph of a sculpture.
Date: 1920-1960Reference: 566100i
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Job's illness : loss, grief, and integration a psychological interpretation / by Jack Kahn, with Hester Solomon.
Kahn, Jack H.Date: [1986], ©1986
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Job's illness : loss, grief, and integration a psychological interpretation / by Jack Kahn, with Hester Solomon.
Kahn, Jack H.Date: 1975
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Job and his three friends: the speech of Eliphaz. Woodcut.
Date: 1500-1599Reference: 34656i
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Job tormented by demons; his wife urges him to curse God. Line engraving by L. Vorsterman after Sir P.P. Rubens.
Rubens, Peter Paul, 1577-1640.Reference: 5706i
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Job and his three friends: the speech of Bildad. Woodcut.
Date: 1500-1599Reference: 34654i
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The sufferings and death of King Henry VI compared with the sufferings of Job: eight vignettes (nos. 1-8). Engraving, 1786.
Date: March 1786Reference: 570177i
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Satan and the sons of God appear before God and challenge him to induce Job to curse God. Engraving by P .Galle, 1563, after M. van Heemskerck.
Heemskerk, Martin van, 1498-1574.Date: [1563]Reference: 7205i
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Job rides on a turtle in front of his wife, his comforters and the devil. Engraving by D.V. Coornhert after M. van Heemskerck, 1559.
Heemskerk, Martin van, 1498-1574.Date: [1559]Reference: 20084i
Part of: Patientiae triumphus elegantissimis imaginibus expressus.
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The sufferings and death of King Henry VI compared with the sufferings of Job: sixteen vignettes. Etching, 1786.
Date: 1786Reference: 5391i
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Job and his wife. Engraving by G.F. Ravenet after G. Perci after R. Vanni.
Vanni, Raffaello, 1587-1673.Reference: 5705i
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The sufferings and death of King Henry VI compared with the sufferings of Job: eight vignettes (nos. 9-16). Engraving, 1786.
Date: March 1786Reference: 570185i
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Allegory of patience: Job, afflicted with sores, is asked by his wife "Where is your patience?". Drawing, ca. 1740.
Date: 1740Reference: 579390i
Part of: Allegorical and sacred subjects, and hermits. Drawings attributed to Aspruck, ca. 1740.
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Antiquities: musicians and the suffering Job painted on the back of a door; Roman coins; a Roman inscribed stone; and the plant Sweet gale. Engraving, 1786.
Date: 1786Reference: 5445i

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Job. Woodcut attributed to the Petrarch Master, 1539.

The torments of Job under a swirling sky dominated by God. Engraving by M. van Heemskerck, 1563.

The iconography of Job through the centuries : artists as Biblical interpreters / Samuel Terrien.

Job afflicted with boils, with his wife and comforters. Woodcut after Virgil Solis, 1568.

Job and his comforters. Etching by R. Staines, 18--, after B. Picart.

Job giving alms to the sick. Engraving by H. Bourne, 1862, after W.C.T. Dobson.

A man suffering from ulcers all over his body (Job?). Photograph of a sculpture.

Job's illness : loss, grief, and integration a psychological interpretation / by Jack Kahn, with Hester Solomon.

Job's illness : loss, grief, and integration a psychological interpretation / by Jack Kahn, with Hester Solomon.

Job and his three friends: the speech of Eliphaz. Woodcut.

Job tormented by demons; his wife urges him to curse God. Line engraving by L. Vorsterman after Sir P.P. Rubens.

Job and his three friends: the speech of Bildad. Woodcut.

The sufferings and death of King Henry VI compared with the sufferings of Job: eight vignettes (nos. 1-8). Engraving, 1786.

Satan and the sons of God appear before God and challenge him to induce Job to curse God. Engraving by P .Galle, 1563, after M. van Heemskerck.

Job rides on a turtle in front of his wife, his comforters and the devil. Engraving by D.V. Coornhert after M. van Heemskerck, 1559.

The sufferings and death of King Henry VI compared with the sufferings of Job: sixteen vignettes. Etching, 1786.

Job and his wife. Engraving by G.F. Ravenet after G. Perci after R. Vanni.

The sufferings and death of King Henry VI compared with the sufferings of Job: eight vignettes (nos. 9-16). Engraving, 1786.

Allegory of patience: Job, afflicted with sores, is asked by his wife "Where is your patience?". Drawing, ca. 1740.

Antiquities: musicians and the suffering Job painted on the back of a door; Roman coins; a Roman inscribed stone; and the plant Sweet gale. Engraving, 1786.