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204 paintings

  • The Entombment of Christ
    The Entombment of Christ
    Caravaggio
    1600s · Pinacoteca Vaticana
  • The Entombment
    The Entombment
    Michelangelo
    c. 1500–1501–1510 · National Gallery
  • The Entombment
    The Entombment
    Titian
    1559 · Museo del Prado
  • The Entombment of Atala
    The Entombment of Atala
    Anne-Louis Girodet
    1808 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Triptych with the Entombment of Christ
    Triptych with the Entombment of Christ
    Robert Campin
    1415 · Courtauld Institute of Art
  • The Entombment
    The Entombment
    Dieric Bouts
    1450s · National Gallery
  • The Entombment of Christ
    The Entombment of Christ
    Titian
    c. 1523–1525 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Deposition
    Deposition
    Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
    1767 · National Museum of Ancient Art
  • Entombment of Christ
    Entombment of Christ
    Moretto da Brescia
    1526 · National Gallery of Art
  • The Entombment of Christ
    The Entombment of Christ
    Lorenzo Lotto
    1513 · Accademia Carrara
  • The Entombment of Christ
    The Entombment of Christ
    Sisto Badalocchio
    1610 · Galleria Borghese
  • Entombment
    Entombment
    Benvenuto Tisi
    1520s · Hermitage Museum
  • The Entombment of Christ
    The Entombment of Christ
    Rembrandt
    1635 · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Entombment of Christ
    Entombment of Christ
    Fra Angelico
    1438–1443 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Entombment of Christ
    Entombment of Christ
    Pietro Lorenzetti
    1310 · Lower Basilica of San Francesco
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