Stock Photo - Moses brings out the Water from the Rock and The Falling of the Manna (Mosਠfa sgorgare l'acqua dalla roccia e Caduta della manna), by Bronzino, 1543-1545, 16th Century, fresco. Italy, Tuscany, Florence, Palazzo Vecchio, Chapel of Eleonora. Whole artwork view. Frontal view of the entrance decorated with frescos describing towo biblic episodes, on the left, the Jewish people in the desert mill around a spring to drink water, a crouched man bends down in order to drink the water assembled on the ground, and behind him women water their sons, above, Moses, depicted as a bearded man, looks towards the sky touching with a cane the side of the rocks from which pours water, on the right, Jewish collect flocks of manna putting them in various containers or in their gaments, next to a young man barechested carries an amphora on his back, and a woman kneeling down with her hands in a vase, is taken while turning her head to a smiling boy, on the entrance gate, on the left, is placed the globe on which a naked putto lays a golden chalice containing a host, while holding a drape with the other hand.