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The Nativity

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The Nativity (1446-1510)
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The Nativity (1446-1510)
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The Nativity (1446-1510)
After treatment, 8x10” color transparency
After treatment, 8x10” color transparency
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The Nativity
The Nativity
Conserved Artworks

The Nativity

Artist
Sandro Botticelli
Artist Dates
1446-1510
Artist Nationality
Italian
Title
The Nativity
Date
c. 1473-75
Medium
fresco transferred to canvas
Dimensions
161.3 x 137.2 cm (63-1/2 x 54 in)
Conservator
Mario Modestini
Editor
Dianne Modestini and Shan Kuang
K Number
K1410
Repository
Columbia Museum of Art
Accession Number
CMA 1954.29
Notes
National Gallery of Art Archival Resources
National Gallery of Art Historic Images
Studying and Conserving Paintings Article

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