Hans Schäufelein – The Dormition of the Virgin; (reverse) Christ Carrying the Cross Metropolitan Museum: part 2

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 – Hans Schäufelein - The Dormition of the Virgin; (reverse) Christ Carrying the Cross
Hans Schäufelein: German, 1482/83–1539/40 Nördlingen and Master of Engerda (German, active ca. 1510–20); ca. 1510; Oil on wood; 55 x 53 1/8 in. (139.7 x 134.9 cm)

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