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Hover over the painting to magnify (there may be an initial delay while the magnified image is loaded)Winifred Knights (1899-1947):
Study for Jairus' Daughter 
    Unmounted (ref: 6986)
31x31cm
oil on tracing paper
 12.2 x 12.2 in. (31 x 31 cm)
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Winifred Knights spent the summer months of 1921 at Anticoli Corrado, an
 established artists' colony situated 25 miles northeast of Rome. This 
study of the bedroom that Knights rented there was intended as the 
setting for a larger composition, Jairus' Daughter. Inspiration came 
from Fra Angelico's predella panel, The Healing of Justinian by St 
Cosmas and St Damian (1438-40), which Knights had just seen at the 
Monastery of San Marco, Florence. 
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