Hans Memling
 Eve

outer right panel of a triptych 

approx. 1485

 (Art History Museum, Vienna)



































   


 
Women in Palestine

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IMAGES OF WOMEN IN ANCIENT ART

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  Witcombe | Sweet Briar College