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Detail of the cymatium of the crucifix by Enrico di Tedice, formerly collocated in St. Martin's Church and now exhibited at the National Museum of San Matteo, in Pisa.

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Type:

Immagine fissa; Oggetto fisico

Category:

Photographs

Author:

Brogi

Subject:

Communication and Publicity
Inscription
Clergy
Communication
Subject
Bible-New Testament
Instrument
Life of Christ
Person
Virgin Mary
Writing
Christian Religion
Crucifixion

Material and technique:

N Silver salt gelatin; Glass plate

Date of creation:

1915 - 1920 ca.

Temporal coverage:

Gothic;;Middle Ages;;Europe;;First and Second Millennium A.D.

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References: Crucifix, detail, by Enrico di Tedice, National Museum of San Matteo, Pisa

Provider

Archivio storico Alinari / Fotografie Alinari

Identifier: BGA-F-19352B-0000

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Rights: Alinari Archives-Brogi Archive, Florence

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Detail of the cymatium of the crucifix by Enrico di Tedice, formerly collocated in St. Martin's Church and now exhibited at the National Museum of San Matteo, in Pisa.

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