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Diptych with Virgin and Child Flanked by Archangels; Scenes from the Lives of Christ and the Virgin, and Saints, Peinture éthiopienne

Diptych with Virgin and Child Flanked by Archangels; Scenes from the Lives of Christ and the Virgin, and Saints

Peinture éthiopienne (14th-19th century)

Movement
Ethiopian Christian art
Date
late 17th – early 18th century
Medium
Tempera on wood
Collection
Walters Art Museum, United States
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Walters Art Museum, CC0

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