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Maria und Elisabeth mit Jesus und Johannes — Deutscher Spätmanierist des 17. Jh. — Die beiden Mütter mit ihren Söhnen und dem Lamm, links Ausblick in eine hügelige Landschaft mit Architektur, rechts Draperie. Öl/Holz. 43 x 36,5 cm. - Vertikaler Schwundriss, Altersspuren.

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Maria und Elisabeth mit Jesus und Johannes — Deutscher Spätmanierist des 17. Jh. — Die beiden Mütter mit ihren Söhnen und dem Lamm, links Ausblick in eine hügelige Landschaft mit Architektur, rechts Draperie. Öl/Holz. 43 x 36,5 cm. - Vertikaler Schwundriss, Altersspuren.

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