The Three Marys At The Tomb Of Christ Mousepads

The Three Marys At The Tomb Of Christ By Fra Angelico

The Three Marys At The Tomb Of Christis A Work Of The Famous Artist, Fra Angelico. Drawn around 1437-1446 Using Fresco Technique and is located now at Museo Di San Marco .

Fra Angelico (C. 1395 – February 18, 1455), Born Guido Di Pietro, Was An Early Italian Renaissance Painter, Referred To In Vasari'S Lives Of The Artists As Having "A Rare And Perfect Talent".[1]"

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9.25" x 7.75" – Perfect for any desk or work space.
Quality, full-color printing.
Durable cloth cover is dust and stain resistant.
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The Three Marys At The Tomb Of Christ

The Three Marys At The Tomb Of Christ By Fra Angelico

The Three Marys At The Tomb Of Christis A Work Of The Famous Artist, Fra Angelico. Drawn around 1437-1446 Using Fresco Technique and is located now at Museo Di San Marco .

Fra Angelico (C. 1395 – February 18, 1455), Born Guido Di Pietro, Was An Early Italian Renaissance Painter, Referred To In Vasari'S Lives Of The Artists As Having "A Rare And Perfect Talent".[1]"

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