Michiel Coxcie I, zugeschrieben Michiel Coxcie I, attributed to

Annunciation to…

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Michiel Coxcie I, zugeschrieben

Michiel Coxcie I, attributed to Annunciation to Mary Oil on wood. 109 x 70 cm. Inscribed on the old frame: Meester van het Johanes-Altar +/- 1475. Provenance Belgian private collection. The present panel depicting the Annunciation to Mary is probably the wing of a diptych or a triptych. The second panel probably depicts the archangel Gabriel. Remains of a figure can be seen on the reverse.

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Michiel Coxcie I, zugeschrieben

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