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Abel

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15 paintings

  • Cain and Abel
    Cain and Abel
    Titian
    1542–1544 · Santa Maria della Salute
  • The Dead Abel
    The Dead Abel
    Thomas Cole
    1832 · Albany Institute of History & Art
  • Kaïn en Abel
    Kaïn en Abel
    Willem de Zwart
    1900–1931 · Rijksmuseum
  • Cain and Abel
    Cain and Abel
    Frans Floris (I)
    1531–1570 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Arch of Abel's Offering from Santa Maria de Taüll
    Arch of Abel's Offering from Santa Maria de Taüll
    Master of Taüll
    c. 1123 · Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
  • Cain and Abel
    Cain and Abel
    Andrea Schiavone
    1555 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Cain and Abel
    Cain and Abel
    Palma il Giovane
    1603 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • The Death of Abel
    The Death of Abel
    Santiago Rebull
    1851 · Museo Nacional de Arte
  • Kain und Abel (?)
    Kain und Abel (?)
    Johann Christoph Storer
    1620–1671 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Cain Leadeth Abel to Death
    Cain Leadeth Abel to Death
    James Tissot
    c. 1896–1902 · Jewish Museum
  • Cain and Abel
    Cain and Abel
    Unknown artist
    1770 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Abel's offering
    Abel's offering
    Rodolfo Amoedo
    1878 · Museum Dom João VI
  • The Killing of Abel. Copy after Tintoretto
    The Killing of Abel. Copy after Tintoretto
    Eilif Peterssen and after Jacopo Tintoretto
    1875 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Cain Slaying Abel
    Cain Slaying Abel
    Pier Francesco Mola
    1650–1652 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Death of Abel. Historical landscape
    Death of Abel. Historical landscape
    Jean-Charles-Joseph Rémond
    1838 · Musée Fabre
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