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Ecce Ancilla Domini! Dante Gabriel Rossetti. John Ruskin and D. G. Rossetti William Downey June 29, 1863 Albumen Print.

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1 Ecce Ancilla Domini! Dante Gabriel Rossetti

2 John Ruskin and D. G. Rossetti William Downey June 29, 1863 Albumen Print

3 The Annunciation 1440-1445 Fra Angelico, 230x297cm fresco, Museo di San Marco - Florence

4 Convent of San Marco: Annunciation 1440-1445 Fra Angelico, 187x157cm, fresco Museo San Marco-Florence

5 Annunciation 1472 Leonardo Da Vinci, 98x217cm tempera mixed with oil on wood, Uffizi Gallery-Florence

6 Annunciation 1489-1490 Sandro Botticelli, 150x156cm tempera on panel Uffizi Gallery-Florence

7 Altarpiece: Annunciation with S. Emidius 1486 Carlo Crivelli 207x146cm poplar National Gallery-London

8 Ecce Ancilla Domini! (The Annunciation) 1849-50 Dante Gabriel Rossetti Oil on canvas laid on panel 73x42cm Tate Gallery - London

9 Girlhood of Mary Virgin 1848-9 Dante Gabriel Rossetti 32 ¾ x 25 ¾ “ oil on canvas Tate Gallery - London

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