File:1531 sculpture of St. Martin of France (Gulbenkian Museum).jpg
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English: A limestone sculpture dated to 1531 depicts St. Martin, Apostle of Gaul and Bishop of Tours sharing a cloak with a beggar. St. Martin was one of France's most beloved Saints. [Gulbenkian Museum; Inv. No.53] |
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