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Madonna and Child

Madonna and Child IIIF Get a closer view of the artwork with visible imaging
Madonna and Child (1446-1510)
Madonna and Child IIIF Get a closer view of the artwork with visible imaging
Madonna and Child (1446-1510)
Madonna and Child IIIF Get a closer view of this image
Madonna and Child (1446-1510)
Madonna and Child IIIF Get a closer view of this image
Madonna and Child (1446-1510)
Madonna and Child IIIF Get a closer view of this image
Madonna and Child (1446-1510)
After treatment, 8x10” color transparency
After treatment, 8x10” color transparency
During retouching, overpaint in blue mantle removed, 4x5” color transparency
Partially cleaned state, 4x5” color transparency
Before treatment, 8x10” color transparency
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Madonna and Child
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Conserved Artworks

Madonna and Child

Artist
Workshop of Sandro Botticelli
Artist Dates
1446-1510
Artist Nationality
Italian
Title
Madonna and Child
Date
1490s
Medium
tempera on panel
Dimensions
mean diameter: 84.5 cm (33-1/4 in)
Conservator
Isabelle Tokumaru
Editor
Dianne Modestini and Shan Kuang
K Number
K1240
Repository
El Paso Museum of Art
Accession Number
1961.1.13
Notes
National Gallery of Art Archival Resources
National Gallery of Art Historic Images
ANAGPIC postprint

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