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    In a Typical Late-Medieval Tempera Painting,the Frame Is Not Integral
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In a Typical Late-Medieval Tempera Painting,the Frame Is Not Integral

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In a typical late-medieval tempera painting,the frame is not integral in the painting process and is added later.

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