Lot and His Daughters (Goltzius)
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Lot and His Daughters[1] (1616) is a painting by Goltzius located at the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam shows Lot being seduced by his two daughters. Sodom and Gomorrah are shown burning in the background, with Lot's wife who had turned into a pillar of salt, in front.
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