Null Southern Netherlands, probably Antwerp, circa 1500
Circumcision of Christ
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Southern Netherlands, probably Antwerp, circa 1500 Circumcision of Christ Oak altarpiece panel carved in relief. Resting on a modern molded wood base. 34.5 x 29 x 7 cm (Minor accidents and missing parts)

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Southern Netherlands, probably Antwerp, circa 1500 Circumcision of Christ Oak altarpiece panel carved in relief. Resting on a modern molded wood base. 34.5 x 29 x 7 cm (Minor accidents and missing parts)

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