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DescriptionChrist Healing the Paralytic - Dura-Europos circa 232.jpg
English: Photo of a painting of Jesus healing the paralytic from the wall of the baptistery in the Dura-Europa church circa 232 A.D. It is one of the earliest visual depictions of Jesus. It was excavated by, "the Yale-French Excavations between 1928-37 in present day Syria." And now resides in the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven, "CT."
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Author Yale University Art Gallery
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Christ Healing the Paralytic, wall painting in the house church at Dura-Europos
Isus vindecând un paralitic. Cea mai veche portretizare a sa. Biserica Dura-Europos. 240 e.n.. Frescă descoperită în 1928, Siria.
Ο Ιησούς θεραπεύοντας έναν παράλυτο. Το παλαιότερο πορτρέτο του. Εκκλησία της Δούρας Ευρωπού. Περί το 232 μ.Χ. Τοιχογραφία που ανακαλύφθηκε το 1928, στη Συρία.
Dura-Europa Kilisesi (Günümüz Suriye sınırları içerisinde) vaftizhanesinin duvarında bulunan, felçlileri iyileştiren İsa'nın bulunduğu çizim (MS 232?) İsa'nın en eski görsel tasvirlerinden biridir. (Şu an Yale Üniveristesi Sanat Galerisi'nde)
Dura-Europa kilsəsi baptisterliyi divarında (indiki Suriya ərazisində) İflic olanlara şəfa verən İsanın çəkdiyi şəkil. (Ə.D. 232?) Bu, İsanın ilk vizual təsvirlərindən biridir. (Hal-hazırda Yel Universiteti İncəsənət Qalereyasında)

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