File:Joseph in the pit detail Verdun altar.jpg
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DescriptionJoseph in the pit detail Verdun altar.jpg |
English: Detail of the Verduner altarpiece in Klosterneuburg, Austria by Nicholas of Verdun. Joseph thrown in the pit. ante legem. champlevé enamel. |
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