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      Saint Agnes

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      • Artist: Venanzo Crocetti
      • Subject or theme: Martyrdom and acceptance of sacrifice
      • Notable elements: Lamb, long braided hair, halo
      • Title: Saint Agnes
      • Artistic style: Hieratic