Niccoloe di Pietro Gerini, Italian (active Florence), first documented 1368, died 1415 – Christ in the Tomb and the Virgin Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Niccoloe di Pietro Gerini, Italian (active Florence), first documented 1368, died 1415 -- Christ in the Tomb and the Virgin
c. 1377. 102.4 x 85.2 cm

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Perhaps it’s a close up of a painting of a man and a woman with long hair and a beard and wearing a headdress and standing next to each other man.

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