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... Christ's future death , common in images of the Christ Child at the time ; they also betray the artist's fascination with the work of Leonardo . Michelangelo regularly denied that anyone influenced him , and his statements have usu ...
... Christ's future death , common in images of the Christ Child at the time ; they also betray the artist's fascination with the work of Leonardo . Michelangelo regularly denied that anyone influenced him , and his statements have usu ...
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... Christ ) became quite widely read , not least in Dutch versions . Within the modern devotion , where great importance was attached to good teaching , Dutch humanism was able to develop freely . Of importance was the foundation in 1425 ...
... Christ ) became quite widely read , not least in Dutch versions . Within the modern devotion , where great importance was attached to good teaching , Dutch humanism was able to develop freely . Of importance was the foundation in 1425 ...
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... Christ ) became quite widely read , not least in Dutch versions . Within the modern devotion , where great importance was attached to good teaching , Dutch humanism was able to develop freely . Of importance was the foundation in 1425 ...
... Christ ) became quite widely read , not least in Dutch versions . Within the modern devotion , where great importance was attached to good teaching , Dutch humanism was able to develop freely . Of importance was the foundation in 1425 ...
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