File:H. Joris en de H. Cecilia, RP-P-2014-60-6 recortado.jpg
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DescriptionH. Joris en de H. Cecilia, RP-P-2014-60-6 recortado.jpg |
Español: San Jorge y santa Cecilia, grabado de Johannes Popels para el Theatrum Pictorium de David Teniers, fragmento perdido del retablo de San Casiano, atribuido entonces a Giovanni Bellini y actualmente a Antonello da Mesina |
Date | hacia 1660/1670 |
Source | File:H._Joris_en_de_H._Cecilia,_RP-P-2014-60-6.jpg |
Author | Johannes Popels |
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File change date and time | 14:59, 19 April 2021 |
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IIM version | 4 |