75 - The young Moses tramples on the pharaoh’s crown — Central Italy, 17th/18th century — In an interior scene, two women stand with a child who is stepping on the crown, in front of a ruler in armor and wearing an ermine cloak; on either side are another lady with a lap dog and a servant. Oil on canvas, 40 x 53 cm; unsigned. — Signs of age with edge damage, craquelure, and color loss. - According to legend, the pharaoh playfully placed his crown on the head of the infant Moses, who tore it off and trampled it underfoot—an act interpreted as an omen that he would later overthrow the power of Egypt.

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