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The Holy Virgin Mary and Christ

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Oil on wood 82 x 104 cm 17th Century Description on the back stating that the painting was bought in New York and kept in a museum. A 17th century illustration of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus sitting on her lap.
Title: The Holy Virgin Mary and Christ
Description:
Oil on wood 82 x 104 cm 17th Century Description on the back stating that the painting was bought in New York and kept in a museum.
A 17th century illustration of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus sitting on her lap.

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