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[The Holy Family with the Goldfink; The holy Family with the Goldfinch]
Title: [The Holy Family with the Goldfink; The holy Family with the Goldfinch]
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Virgin and Child playing with a Goldfinch and holding a Sheaf of Millet
Virgin and Child playing with a Goldfinch and holding a Sheaf of Millet
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The Holy Family, with Saint Elisabeth and the Infant Saint John the Baptist
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Chasuble of silk velvet with linen orphrey embroidered in silk, floss silk, and gold and silver-gilt threads, made in Italy and England, 15th century-17th century. Chasuble of crimson silk velvet stamped with a pattern of scrolling leaves and flowers. Out
Chasuble of silk velvet with linen orphrey embroidered in silk, floss silk, and gold and silver-gilt threads, made in Italy and England, 15th century-17th century. Chasuble of crimson silk velvet stamped with a pattern of scrolling leaves and flowers. Out
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