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The risen Christ asks Mary Magdalene not to touch him. Engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after F. Barocci.

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Lettering: Pio. VII. Pont. Max. Constanti invicto. Frider. Baroccio pinx. Steph. Tofanelli delin. Raph. Morghen sculpsit
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Title: The risen Christ asks Mary Magdalene not to touch him. Engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after F. Barocci.
Description:
Lettering: Pio.
VII.
Pont.
Max.
Constanti invicto.
Frider.
Baroccio pinx.
Steph.
Tofanelli delin.
Raph.
Morghen sculpsit.

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