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San Giovanni Battista
San Giovanni Battista
Year
1520
Materials
affresco staccato e riportato su tela
Inventory
0272/D
Dimensions
Altezza: 129 cm, Larghezza: 44 cm
Definition
dipinto
Description
Affresco staccato e fissato su tela; San Giovanni Battista. Cornice: listello ligneo moderno.
Historical-Criticism news
L'affresco proviene da Vercelli e fa parte di cinque "pitture a fresco tolte dai muri", provenienti "Due da Vercelli - uno da Valduggia - due da case del Novarese" (da inv. gen.).
Bibliography
Mallé L., Museo Civico d'Arte Antica. I dipinti, 1963, p. 151
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