File:Georgia Khakhuli triptych.jpg

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Unknown (10th-12th century)
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English: The Golden Triptych of Virgin Mary from the Khakhuli Monastery in Georgia. This contains the reconstructed centre panel with only the face and hands of the Virgin Mary. See File:Khakhuli triptikh XIX.jpg.
Date 10th-12th century
Source/Photographer "Goldschmiedekunst und Toreutin in den Museen Georgiens" Aurora Leningrad 1986


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