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Triptych of the Virgin, Christ, and Saint John the Baptist

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Left panel: the Virgin; center: Christ; right: John the Baptist. Integral loops at top of case at left and center panels-- possibly to secure the triptych closed?
Department of Paintings Sculpture & Decorative Arts Philip M. Lydig Purchased in Russia 1917 Bequest to Fogg Art Museum 1930. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Bequest of Philip M. Lydig
Title: Triptych of the Virgin, Christ, and Saint John the Baptist
Description:
Left panel: the Virgin; center: Christ; right: John the Baptist.
Integral loops at top of case at left and center panels-- possibly to secure the triptych closed?.

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