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Study for “Mosaic Decalogue (Hebrew Idea of Revealed Law)” from the mural series The Opening of the Book of the Law, Supreme Court Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol
Study for “Mosaic Decalogue (Hebrew Idea of Revealed Law)” from the mural series The Opening of the Book of the Law, Supreme Court Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol

Study for “Mosaic Decalogue (Hebrew Idea of Revealed Law)” from the mural series The Opening of the Book of the Law, Supreme Court Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol

Supreme Court Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol, "The Opening of the Book of the Law"
,
Harrisburg, PA

Object Details

Title:
Study for “Mosaic Decalogue (Hebrew Idea of Revealed Law)” from the mural series The Opening of the Book of the Law, Supreme Court Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol
Date:
1921–27
Artist:
Medium:
Graphite on illustration board
Dimensions
24 3/8 x 20 in.
Classification
No items found.
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 2015
Description

[Below image of Moses, in graphite]: Each of the Ten Commandments are written out in Roman numerical order; [Lower right in graphite]: Violet Oakley

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