Christ standing at left addressing the Woman of Samaria at right who is standing by a well, lagoon in the background

Christ standing at left addressing the Woman of Samaria at right who is standing by a well, lagoon in the background

Giulio Campagnola

An item at Metropolitan Museum of Art

Composition attributed to Titian in Washington 1973 (p.395) and in The Illustrated Bartsch Commentary Volumes (TIB.Commentary.2518.002.S1); attributions to Titian, Giorgione, and Sebastiano del Piombo are mentiond by Hind (V.200.11.i).

Drawings and Prints

An exhibit at Metropolitan Museum of Art

Christ standing at left addressing the Woman of Samaria at right who is standing by a well, lagoon in the backgroundChrist standing at left addressing the Woman of Samaria at right who is standing by a well, lagoon in the backgroundChrist standing at left addressing the Woman of Samaria at right who is standing by a well, lagoon in the backgroundChrist standing at left addressing the Woman of Samaria at right who is standing by a well, lagoon in the backgroundChrist standing at left addressing the Woman of Samaria at right who is standing by a well, lagoon in the background

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