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The Adoration of the Infant Jesus by Filippo Lippi — VisualArtsDB

The Adoration of the Infant Jesus

The Adoration of the Infant Jesus

1465

Dimensions: 130 × 140 cm
Genre: Religious painting
Museum: Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy

Styles

Early Renaissance

Tags

MythologyVirgin Marysaints-and-apostlesVirgin-and-ChildTextileChristianityangels-and-archangels

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