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Carved wooden altarpiece with the Stories of the life of St. Abbondio, It's a Lombard masterpiece from the beginning of the sixteenth century located in the cellar of the Cathedral of Como. Done by Giovan Angelo del Maino
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Carved wooden altarpiece with the Stories of the life of St. Abbondio, It's a Lombard masterpiece from the beginning of the sixteenth century located in the cellar of the Cathedral of Como. Done by Giovan Angelo del Maino
Carved wooden altarpiece with the Stories of the life of St. Abbondio, It's a Lombard masterpiece from the beginning of the sixteenth century located in the cellar of the Cathedral of Como. Done by Giovan Angelo del Maino. Como Cathedral Altar Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1915-1920 ca.. Date of Artwork:1500-1510 ca.. Artist:Del Maino, Giovanni Angelo, workshop
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Media ID 33171843
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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