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Relief with Crucifixion and Figures

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Department of Paintings Sculpture & Decorative Arts Joseph Brummer New York NY Sold to Fogg at Parke-Bernet 1949. Brummer sale May 11-14 1949 no. 772. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Grace Nichols Strong Memorial Fund
Title: Relief with Crucifixion and Figures
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