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The Visitation
Painter: Manzuoli, Tommaso (Maso da San Friano)
History note: Church of S. Pier Maggiore, Florence, destroyed 1783; moved to Rome, Vatican Gallery; Earl of Berwick, Attingham Park sale at House; John Robins, London, by 1829; Christie's anon. sale (= J. Robins), London, 11 April 1835 (I), bt. Hope; on loan since 1955 to Trinity Hall, Cambridge (Chapel altarpiece)
Method of acquisition: Given (1859) by Hope, Henry Thomas
Production date: AD 1560
Support
composed of
panel (wood)
Panel
Height 408.8 cm
Width 248.6 cm
Painting (image-making) : Tempera on panel
Accession number: 496
Primary reference Number: 510
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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