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Christ Taking Leave of his Mother
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This panel and the painting next to it formed part of a series of scenes from the life of the Virgin. Here we see Christ taking leave of his mother, in spite of her pleading with him not to go to Jerusalem.
Title: Christ Taking Leave of his Mother
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This panel and the painting next to it formed part of a series of scenes from the life of the Virgin.
Here we see Christ taking leave of his mother, in spite of her pleading with him not to go to Jerusalem.
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