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Details for a publication entitled: The Iconography of the Immaculate Conception in the Middle Ages and Early Renaissance

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Publication Date: 1957

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Author: Grote, Geert
Scribe: Doetinchem, Geertrudt van

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Maker(s)

Artist: Gherarducci, Don Silvestro dei
Artist: Canzoni, Maestro delle
Artist: Rosselli, Niccolo
Artist: Cenni, Cenni di Francesco di Ser

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Historiated initial from a Gradual

Maker(s)

Artist: Gherarducci, Don Silvestro dei
Artist: Canzoni, Maestro delle
Artist: Rosselli, Niccolo
Artist: Francesco di Ser Cenni, Cenni di

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