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St.Ursula taking leave of her father, c.1500

by Vittore Carpaccio

St.Ursula taking leave of her father, c.1500 - Vittore Carpaccio
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English: "St.Ursula taking leave of her father, c.1500" oil on Canvas, location: National Gallery, London, England.
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Date

1500

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Vittore Carpaccio

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