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It has been suggested that this painting may be a triple portrait of Cranach's three daughters. There is also a theory that it may be a study, or a fragment of a study, for a now destroyed painting of the Judgement of Paris, a theme which Cranach famously depicted in other works.
Date
c.1525
Medium
oil on paper mounted on oak panel
Measurements
H 12.5 x W 26.9 cm
Accession number
TRURI : 1828.4
Acquisition method
gift, 1828
Work type
Painting
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