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English: Head-piece to the first book of Samuel. 1 Samuel 5:4. Vignette with a beheaded statue with crown and trident lying beside a coffin with pillar behind and platter and jug in the right foreground; Dagon destroyed; letterpress in two columns below and on verso. 1793. Inscriptions: Lettered below image with production detail: "P. J. de Loutherbourg del", "J Landseer Aqua Forti fecit" and publication line: "Published 1 May 1793 by T Macklin, London". Print made by John Landseer. Dimensions: height: 475 millimetres; width: 384 millimetres.
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Source This file was derived from: Vignette by Loutherbourg for the Macklin Bible 12 of 134. Bowyer Bible Old Testament. Headpiece to 1 Samuel.gif: 
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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: cropped to have just one picture. The original can be viewed here: Vignette by Loutherbourg for the Macklin Bible 12 of 134. Bowyer Bible Old Testament. Headpiece to 1 Samuel.gif: . Modifications made by StAnselm.

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The Fall of Dagan by Philip James de Loutherbourg, 1793.

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