The Good Samaritan
Domenico Fetti · ca. 1618–22
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What the record supports
Domenico Fetti's painting, "The Good Samaritan," dates to approximately 1618–22. Executed in oil on wood, the work measures 23 5/8 x 17 inches (60 x 43.2 cm) and is classified under Paintings within the European Paintings department.
The artwork was acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1930 through the Rogers Fund. No specific cultural origin for the piece is listed in the provided data.
Information regarding the painting's provenance, exhibitions, and literature is not available in the supplied catalogue record.
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