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Christian Museum

art museum in Esztergom, Hungary

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11 paintings

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  • Madonna col Bambino tra san Sebastiano e santa Caterina d'Alessandria
    Madonna col Bambino tra san Sebastiano e santa Caterina d'Alessandria
    Neroccio di Bartolomeo de' Landi
    1485–1490 · Christian Museum
  • Crucifixion
    Crucifixion
    Tamás Kolozsvári
    1427 · Christian Museum
  • Virgin with Unicorn (Portrait of Caterina Corner as Allegory of Chastity)
    Virgin with Unicorn (Portrait of Caterina Corner as Allegory of Chastity)
    Dario di Giovanni
    c. 1460s · Christian Museum
  • Man of sorrows
    Man of sorrows
    Hans Memling
    1490 · Christian Museum
  • The Death of St Giles
    The Death of St Giles
    Tamás Kolozsvári
    1427 · Christian Museum
  • Portrait of György Káldi
    Portrait of György Káldi
    Károly Jakobey
    · Christian Museum
  • Madonna and Child
    Madonna and Child
    Francesco Bacchiacca
    1530s · Christian Museum
  • Heroic Head
    Heroic Head
    Amico Aspertini
    c. 1496 · Christian Museum
  • Holy Family with the Infant St John the Baptist and St Catherine of Alexandria
    Holy Family with the Infant St John the Baptist and St Catherine of Alexandria
    Bartolomeo Passarotti
    16th century · Christian Museum
  • Hochzeit in Szolnok
    Hochzeit in Szolnok
    Hermann Mevius
    · Christian Museum
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    Joachim Leaving the City
    Andrea di Bartolo
    c. 1400 · Christian Museum
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