Noli me Tangere

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This painting initially formed the right half of the diptych 'Catacomb'. It was bought in 1987 when the artist was about to destroy it. It possibly represents Mary Magdalene and Christ following the resurrection although the upstretched arm is ambiguously threatening.

Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Edinburgh

Title

Noli me Tangere

Date

1987

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 150 x W 150 cm

Accession number

PCF93

Acquisition method

gift from Dr J. A. Munro

Work type

Painting

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