The Leonardo version of this scene includes a marble table in the middle and the Botticelli one is nicknamed "Cestello."
Duccio's version of this scene takes place where a white archway meets a red one. The one by Giotto occurs just on each side just below the culmination of the Chancel Arch in the Arena Chapel, which was built on the site of an annual reenactment of this scene. The Leonardo version of this scene includes a marble table in the middle and the Botticelli one is nicknamed "Cestello." Many versions of this scene contains a vase of white lilies and a common trope is to separate it into two parts by a door or an arch. This scene is on the left of the second view of the Isenheim altarpiece and a version with a hanging brass pot is in the center of the Merode altarpiece. The winged figure in this scene is often depicted kneeling and the woman he speaks to is often interrupted while reading. For 10 points, name this scene in which the angel Gabriel tells the Virgin Mary she will bear Jesus.
Duccio's version of this scene takes place where a white archway meets a red one.
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