This media file is a close-up, angled photograph of a book cover featuring a painting of Susanna. The painting depicts a nude woman, likely Susanna from the biblical story, bathing and being spied upon. She is shown from the chest up, with her head turned to her left, looking downwards. Her body is partially covered by white drapery. Superimposed on the painting are large, pink capital letters spelling out "Susanna." To the left of this title, smaller text reads "Bilder Frau Vom Mittelalter bis MeToo" (Pictures Woman From the Middle Ages to MeToo). On the right side of the book cover, vertical text identifies the publisher as "MICHAEL IMHOF VERLAG." In the foreground, a gold chain necklace with a pink, beaded pendant is draped over the book. There is also a glimpse of a second necklace with amber-colored beads on the far right of the image, and a price tag reading "€140-." Below the "Susanna" title, there's additional text, including "Wallraf Museum" and "RICHARTZ-MUSEUM & FONDATION CORBOUD," along with a price tag of "€250-." The lighting suggests an indoor setting, possibly a museum or bookstore. The overall impression is a product display or a close-up view of an art book being presented with accompanying jewelry. The reflection of a ceiling light is visible on the surface of the book.Cologne's gothic landmarks and religious
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This media file is a close-up, angled photograph of a book cover featuring a painting of Susanna. The painting depicts a nude woman, likely Susanna from the biblical story, bathing and being spied upo…read more

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