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English: Sandro Botticelli, Five Sibyls in Niches, detail of a Sibyl, either Cimmmerian or Cumaean; the museum label says Cimmmerian, but the letters above her head read "SIB CUMEA". Confusion may have arisen here, and elsewhere, as these two sibyl may have been doublets. Oil on poplar board, executed by Botticelli ca. 1475-1470, collection of Christ Church, Oxford. Filippino Lippi (1457-1504) painted a pendant work of five other sibyls in niches, c. 1472; Botticelli probably created the overall design of both paintings.
Date c. 1465-1470
Source Photo by Steven Saylor taken at the Legion of Honor museum, San Francisco, with permission.
Author Sandro Botticelli
Camera location37° 47′ 04.87″ N, 122° 30′ 02.17″ W  Heading=124.73812095032° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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Sandro Botticelli, Five Sibyls in Niches, detail of a Sibyl, either Cimmmerian or Cumaean; Oil on poplar board, executed by Botticelli ca. 1475-1470, collection of Christ Church, Oxford.

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