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1. Virgin and Unicorn (A Virgin with a Unicorn) — Annibale Carracci, 1605
2. The Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ/The Virgin Adoring the Infant Christ with Saint John\n\nThe Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ (recto) — Vittore Carpaccio, 1490

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1. View of the left (north) wall of the main chapel — Filippo di Tommaso Lippi, 1452
2. View of the Apse of the Cathedral — Filippo di Tommaso Lippi, 1467
3. View of the apsidal chapel — Benozzo Gozzoli, 1464
4. Virgin and Child — master of the life of the virgin, 1470
5. The Virgin Mary Nursing the Christ Child — memling, hans, 1494
6. The Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ/The Virgin Adoring the Infant Christ with Saint John\n\nThe Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ (recto) — Vittore Carpaccio, 1490
7. Virgin and Child with an Angel — Parmigianino, 1523
8. General view of the Baroncelli Chapel — taddeo gaddi, 1328
9. Virgin and Child, Quinten Massijs (I) (workshop of), c. 1525 - c. 1530 — quinten massys, 1530
10. Frescoes in the Chapel of San Brizio — Luca Signorelli, 1502
11. The Crowning of the Virgin — Raphael
12. Virgin and Child with Sts Catherine, Cecilia, Barbara, and Ursula — master of the virgo inter virgines, 1490
13. Frescoes in the second bay of the nave — Giotto di Bondone, 1290
14. The Death of the Virgin — Andrea Mantegna, 1460
15. The Virgin and Child with St. James and St. Dominic Presenting the Donors and their Family, known as the Virgin of Jacques Floreins — memling, hans, 1490
16. View of the Strozzi Chapel — Filippino Lippi, 1487
17. Virgin and Unicorn (A Virgin with a Unicorn) — Annibale Carracci, 1605
18. Life Of The Virgin. 4. The Birth Of The Virgin — Albrecht Dürer
19. View of the Chapel — orcagna, 1350

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1. View of the main apsidal chapel — Benozzo Gozzoli, 1450
2. View of the Tornabuoni Chapel — Domenico Ghirlandaio, 1485
3. View of the Sassetti Chapel — Domenico Ghirlandaio, 1483
4. Life Of The Virgin. 19. The Virgin Worshipped By Angels And Saints — Albrecht Dürer
5. View of the Chapel of the Cardinal of Portugal — Antonio Rossellino, 1460