File:Francesco Bianchi Ferrari - Pala delle Tre Croci.jpg

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Summary

Author

Francesco Bianchi Ferrari (1447–1510)

Object type

painting

Description

Italiano: Pala delle Tre Croci (chiamata anche La Crocifissione di Mirandola), anticamente esposta presso la chiesa di San Francesco d'Assisi a Mirandola ed oggi all'interno della Galleria Estense del Palazzo dei Musei a Modena

Date

1490

Medium

oil on panel

Source/Photographer

http://terreferme.beniculturali.it/chiesa_di_san_francesco.html

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