Antique oil on copper painting "Ramino" depicting a religious scene "Noli me tangere". Rome 18th century.

Description: Antique oil on copper painting "Ramino" depicting a religious scene "Noli me tangere" belonging to the early 18th century. Noli me tangere is a Latin phrase that can be translated into English as "Do not touch me". It comes from the Gospel of John. It was Jesus, resurrected, who said the phrase to Mary Magdalene who, distraught by his death, wandered near the tomb. The woman initially mistook Jesus for the keeper of the tomb. Condition: Good condition. Origin: Rome 18th century. Dimensions: 22x2.5 H26cm Document: Certificate of Authenticity. Assistance: We are at your disposal for further clarification or photographic details. Shipping: Throughout Italy, Europe and the rest of the world at very low prices in maximum security and traceable. The shipping will be agreed privately and will not be of high cost. We wish you a Good Day. Borrelli Antiques.