File:Zoan-Andrea (1464-1526) - Due donne.jpg

Artist: Giovanni Antonio da Brescia ^[1]

Title: Woman and Her Maid ^[2]

Date: 1500

Artistic Type (Category): Digital Images; Prints;

Artistic Type (Material/Technique): Engravings

Height/Width/Length(cm): 19.3/12.4/

Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan

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1. ↑ It is now realized that Giovanni Antonio da Brescia and Zoan Andrea are the same person. See article here:Giovanni Antonio da Brescia.
2. ↑ Woman and Her Maid. Feminae: Medieval Women and Gender Index. Retrieved on 24 May 2023.