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The death of King Candaules (or Sadyatte or Myrsile, king of Lydia, 8th century BC). Assassinated by Gyges, his confidant and rival, who stabs him and marries his wife Queen Tudo - Painting by Giambattista (Giovan Battista) by Giovanni Battista Pittoni

The death of King Candaules (or Sadyatte or Myrsile, king of Lydia, 8th century BC). Assassinated by Gyges, his confidant and rival, who stabs him and marries his wife Queen Tudo - Painting by Giambattista (Giovan Battista)

(La mort du roi Candaule (ou Sadyatte ou Myrsile, roi de Lydie, 8e siecle avant JC). (Death Of King Candaules) - Assassine par Gyges, son confident et rival, qui le poignarde et epouse sa femme la reine Tudo - Peinture de Giambattista (Giovan Battista) (Gio)


Giovanni Battista Pittoni

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1720  ·  oil on canvas  ·  Image ID: 1423473

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The death of King Candaules (or Sadyatte or Myrsile, king of Lydia, 8th century BC). Assassinated by Gyges, his confidant and rival, who stabs him and marries his wife Queen Tudo - Painting by Giambattista (Giovan Battista) by Giovanni Battista Pittoni. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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