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Alexander Slaying the Lion

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Alexander Slaying the Lion

Artistwoven by Jan Leyniers II (Flemish, 1630-1686)

Datesecond half of 17th Century

CultureFlemish

MediumWool and silk

ClassificationTextiles

Credit LineBequest of John Ringling, 1936

Object numberSN1059

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John Ringling Bequest

DimensionsImage: 180 x 160 in. (457.2 x 406.4 cm)

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