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Bernardino Luini (1485–1532) - The Virgin with the Holy Child. Photo by Luigi Montabone, c.1856-1872.
… via the National Gallery of Canada
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Bernardino Luini (1485–1532) - The Virgin with the Holy Child. Photo by Luigi Montabone, c.1856-1872.

… via the National Gallery of Canada

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