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Martyrdom of Saint Erasmus by Dirk Bouts — VisualArtsDB

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Martyrdom of Saint Erasmus

Martyrdom of Saint Erasmus

Martyrdom of Saint Erasmus

1458

Dimensions: 145 × 82 cm
Genre: Religious painting
Museum: St. Peter's Church, Leuven, Belgium

Styles

Northern Renaissance

Tags

executionsSt.-Erasmussaints-and-apostlespunishments-and-torturesChristianityHistory

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