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Annibale Carracci|François Langlois|Anonymous|Francesco Brizio

The Samaritan woman standing at the well, Christ seated next to her pointing to the right, after Annibale Caracci

1610
Etching
28 × 40.2 cm (11 × 15.8 in)

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