Michelangelo Raphael da Vinci. Title: Artist: c. 1503-1506 oil on wood panel, 98 x 53 cm This work of art is significant because this work demonstrates:

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Michelangelo Raphael da Vinci

Title: Artist: c oil on wood panel, 98 x 53 cm This work of art is significant because this work demonstrates:

Title: Artist: This work of art is significant because this work demonstrates: 1509 fresco

Title: Artist: Medium: 1500

Title: Artist: c ink This work of art is significant because:

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Artist: Title: tempera on wood

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