The Flight into Egypt: The Flight with the Madonna at Right Supported by Angels
Black and white drawing on light gray paper. A man rides a donkey on a hill with a woman and two angels to the right. The man holds a long stick in one hand and a bundle on the donkey's back with the other. The woman is on the right and wears a long dress, she stands behind the donkey and looks to the left. Two angels to her right face her. The angels have wings and wear long dresses. A body of water and buildings are visible in the background on the left. A tree and a rocky outcropping are on the right. Birds are flying over the water.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 716 px
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