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Artist	GHIRLANDAIO, Domenico (b. 1449, Firenze, d. 1494, Firenze)
Description	Zachariah in the Temple (detail)
Date	1486-90
Medium	fresco
Current location	Santa Maria Novella, Cappella Tornabuoni, Florence, Italy.
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Notes	cropped and slightly enhanced version of Image:Angel Appearing to Zacharias (detail) - 1486-90.JPG Original source slightly modified by User:Inconnugh
Source/Photographer	Web Gallery of Art

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