Susanna and the Elders

Summary

Susanna and the Elders is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Susanna and the Elders is the creator of Nicolas Bertin^[2].
• Susanna and the Elders's religion is recorded as Christianity^[3].
• Susanna and the Elders's image is recorded as Susanna and the Elders by Nicolas Bertin Rijksmuseum Amsterdam SK-A-41.jpg^[4].
• Susanna and the Elders's instance of is recorded as painting^[5].
• Susanna and the Elders's owned by is recorded as Adriaan Leonard van Heteren Gevers^[6].
• Susanna and the Elders's movement is recorded as Rococo^[7].
• Susanna and the Elders's genre is recorded as religious art^[8].
• Susanna and the Elders's genre is recorded as nude^[9].
• Susanna and the Elders's based on is recorded as Susanna and the Elders^[10].
• Susanna and the Elders's part of the series is recorded as Joseph and Potiphar's Wife and Susanna and the Elders^[11].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as Susanna^[12].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as woman^[13].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as washing^[14].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as navel^[15].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as female breast^[16].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as nipple^[17].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as black hair^[18].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as waist-length hair^[19].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as ribbon^[20].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as nude swimming^[21].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as man^[22].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as elderly people^[23].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as white hair^[24].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as clothed male, naked female^[25].
• Susanna and the Elders's depicts is recorded as beard^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Susanna and the Elders is the creator of Nicolas Bertin^[2].

Personal Life

Susanna and the Elders's religion is recorded as Christianity^[3].