Null Virgin of the Apocalypse. Carved varnished wood subject. Work of the 19th c…

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Virgin of the Apocalypse. Carved varnished wood subject. Work of the 19th century. Height: 118 cm. A quadripod base in wood and gilded stucco. Decorated with foliage (vine leaves). Height: 20 cm

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Virgin of the Apocalypse. Carved varnished wood subject. Work of the 19th century. Height: 118 cm. A quadripod base in wood and gilded stucco. Decorated with foliage (vine leaves). Height: 20 cm

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