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Christ carrying the cross between Saints Augustine and Jerome

Bernardo Parentino, 1502
Christ carrying the cross between Saints Augustine and Jerome, Bernardo Parentino
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Christ carrying the cross between Saints Augustine and Jerome is a Medieval Tempra on Panel Painting created by Bernardo Parentino in 1502. It lives at the Palazzo dei Musei, Modena in Italy. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Jesus Christ and Saint Jerome. SourceDownloadSee Christ carrying the cross between Saints Augustine and Jerome in the Kaleidoscope

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