Alexander the Great Demonstrates His Trust in His Physician Philip by Drinking a Medicinal Draught Prepared by Him Even after Receiving a Letter Alleging that Philip is Trying to Poison Him

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Previously in the collection of Benjamin West, PRA. Related to the painting by E. Le Sueur formerly in the Orléans collection, then (until 1999) in 4 St James's Square (residence of Baroness Lucas, subsequently the Naval and Military Club), and acquired in 1999 by the National Gallery, London.

Wellcome Collection

London

Title

Alexander the Great Demonstrates His Trust in His Physician Philip by Drinking a Medicinal Draught Prepared by Him Even after Receiving a Letter Alleging that Philip is Trying to Poison Him

Date

1648–1700

Medium

pen & brown ink

Measurements

H 20.1 x W 20.1 cm

Accession number

643030i

Acquisition method

purchased by the Wellcome Library, 2004

Work type

Drawing

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