File:Mount Moriah Biblical Keepsake.jpg

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English: Mount Moriah, illustration to the Biblical Keepsake (1835–6 in book form) by Thomas Hartwell Horne.
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Source British Museum
Author Engraver Edward Finden, artist J. M. W. Turner, after a drawing of Sir Charles Barry

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