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Rembrandt van Rijn depicted the biblical story of Daniel exposing the priests of Bel to King Cyrus. The prophet reveals that the idol's food was secretly consumed by the priests, not the god.
Rembrandt often painted Old Testament narratives with dramatic lighting. This work is at the State Hermitage Museum.
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