File:Kneeling Jesus Christ (1585-1586) - Francesco Vanni.jpg

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Kneeling Jesus Christ by Francesco Vanni

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English: Kneeling Jesus Christ from around 1585-1586 after Correggio by the Italian Francesco Vanni
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