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The frame is original.
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Davies 1968, pp. 88-9
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NG 2669 is the left wing of a triptych; the other panels from this triptych - The Virgin and Child and A Donatrix with Saint Elisabeth - were formerly in the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection. The costume suggests a date in the 1480s.
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Davies 1968, pp. 88-9
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