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Rosary Pendant: Death Mask and Skull
Rosary Pendant: Death Mask and Skull

Rosary Pendant: Death Mask and Skull

Creator Flemish
Date16th century
Mediumivory, traces of polychrome
Credit LineThe Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Object numberAGOID.107444
Copyright
© Art Gallery of Ontario
Location
  • Gallery 108 Thomson European

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