The Coronation of the Virgin, at lower left stands St John the Baptist, at lower right St Jerome, God the father above
Master of the Die · 1530–60
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"The Coronation of the Virgin, at lower left stands St John the Baptist, at lower right St Jerome, God the father above" is an engraving by the Master of the Die, created between 1530–60. The sheet measures 35.1 × 24.2 cm (13 13/16 × 9 1/2 in.).
The Master of the Die is identified as an Italian engraver active from 1512 to 1570. The artwork is classified as a print within the Drawings and Prints department. This piece was acquired by purchase through the Janice and Roger Oresman Gift in 2008.
Information regarding the artwork's culture and provenance is not provided in the supplied data. No exhibitions or literature related to this specific work are listed.
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