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Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus (1846) is a painting by Wilhelm von Kaulbach, at Neue Pinakothek, Munich, Germany.

The colossal painting (589x703 cm) combines various elements of theological and profane anti-Jewish thought (including the fleeing Ahasuerus).

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+'''Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus''' (1846) is a painting by [[Wilhelm von Kaulbach]], at [[Neue Pinakothek, Munich, Germany]].
+The colossal painting (589x703 cm) combines various elements of theological and profane anti-Jewish thought (including the fleeing Ahasuerus).
+== External links ==
+[[Category:Art Studies--1800s]]
+[[Category:Art--1840s]]
+[[Category:1846]]
+[[Category:1800s]]
+[[Category:Paintings|1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Made in the 1840s|*1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Neue Pinakothek, Munich, Germany|1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Jewish War (subject)|1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Jewish War--art (subject)|1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Wandering Jew (subject)|1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Wandering Jew--art (subject)|1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Titus (subject)|1846 Kaulbach]]
+[[Category:Titus--art (subject)|1846 Kaulbach]]