Virginia C. Raguin, professor of art history, told the Telegram & Gazette that the significance of the women’s visit to Jesus’ tomb is portrayed in art, particularly in Giotto’s “Noli me tangere.”
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Virginia C. Raguin, professor of art history, told the Telegram & Gazette that the significance of the women’s visit to Jesus’ tomb is portrayed in art, particularly in Giotto’s “Noli me tangere.”