Bathsheba, the beautiful wife of Uriah, was taking a bath, when King
David saw her and fell in love. He organized Uriah to be killed and married
Bathsheba. Their first son died, that was God’s punishment, but their second
son, Solomon, became the most famous King of
Jews after David's death.
See: Karl Brulloff Bathsheba.
Lucas Cranach the Elder David
and Bathsheba.
Hans Memling Bathsheba.
Rembrandt. Bathsheba
with King David's Letter.
Peter Paul Rubens Bathsheba
at the Fountain.