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Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi (1445-1510) - Manera, Virgen con Jesús y San Juan en paisaje, Témpera sobre tabla de madera, 50x40 cm

Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi (1445-1510) - Manera, Virgen con Jesús y San Juan en paisaje, Témpera sobre tabla de madera, 50x40 cm

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