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Hi all,
I would like to thank everyone who made suggestions for this question. I received 9 responses from you all and the art historians (on the CAAH list), but unfortunately, none were it:

Many, many thanks to you and your esteemed colleagues for your interest and efforts. 

Sadly, your responses are not what I’m looking for. 

And in response to Stephanie Fletcher's suggestion, which was a good one:

And yes, I have researched London National Gallery catalogs and archives 1970 thru 1990. Also, every known US Catholic publication during that time period. 

Thanks all for your efforts. Much appreciated, Rebecca

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Subject: [ARLIS-L] Unknown Italian Renaissance painting of the Annunciation
 
Hello all,

I am passing on a question from an outside patron, hoping that someone might be able to help. I did some searching online, in ArtStor, in the digitized content from Frick's Photoarchive, in BHA a bit, the Index of Medieval Art, Bridgeman Education, a recent book called Divine Conception by Sarah Drummond, etc.

Thanks very much, Rebecca

Some 40 years ago I saw a print of the Annunciation in a Catholic Magazine whose name I cannot recall.  The artist (I cannot recall his name) was renaissance Italian. The painting was being displayed at the London national Gallery at the time. The painting was stark and austere. Unconventional.

 The Virgin Mary was portrayed as a typical young maiden sitting on the edge of her bed, gazing out the window of her humble stone dwelling. There was no depiction of God the Father or God the Holy Spirit or the Archangel Gabriel. There was no shining light. No halo around Mary’s head. 

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