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Guild of Saint Luke

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The Guild of Saint Luke was the common name of most guilds of artists such as painters in early modern Europe, particularly the Netherlands. The name derives from Luke, patron saint of artists, whom John of Damascus said painted a portrait of the Virgin Mary. #word

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