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Madonna with Child and Scenes from the Life of Mary
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Madonna with Child and Scenes from the Life of Mary

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    >Madonna with Child and Scenes from the Life of St. Anne (c. 1452–53), a circular painting now in the Pitti Palace in Florence; it is a clear and realistic mirror of life, transfigured in a most intimate way, and it had a great effect on…

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    >Madonna with Child and Scenes from the Life of St. Anne (c. 1452–53), a circular painting now in the Pitti Palace in Florence; it is a clear and realistic mirror of life, transfigured in a most intimate way, and it had a great effect on…

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