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San Zaccaria

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14 paintings

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  • San Zaccaria Altarpiece
    San Zaccaria Altarpiece
    Giovanni Bellini
    1505 · San Zaccaria
  • Crucifixion
    Crucifixion
    Anthony van Dyck
    c. 1626 · San Zaccaria
  • The Adoration of the Shepherds
    The Adoration of the Shepherds
    Antonio Balestra
    c. 1707 · San Zaccaria
  • Presentation of Jesus at the Temple
    Presentation of Jesus at the Temple
    Andrea Celesti
    c. 1710 · San Zaccaria
  • God the Father
    God the Father
    Andrea del Castagno
    1442 · San Zaccaria
  • St John the Evangelist
    St John the Evangelist
    Andrea del Castagno
    1442 · San Zaccaria
  • St Mark
    St Mark
    Andrea del Castagno
    1442 · San Zaccaria
  • DImage under copyright
    Der Doge Piero Lando bei der Einweihung der Kirche 1543 durch Giovanni Lucio Stofilio, vescovo di Sebenico
    Daniel Heintz der Ältere
    · San Zaccaria
  • AImage under copyright
    Adoration of the Magi
    Niccolò Bambini
    · San Zaccaria
  • PImage under copyright
    Polyptyque de Sainte Sabine
    Antonio Vivarini
    1443 · San Zaccaria
  • PImage under copyright
    Polyptych of the Body of Christ
    Antonio Vivarini
    1443 · San Zaccaria
  • BImage under copyright
    Birth of St. John the Baptist
    Jacopo Tintoretto
    c. 1563 · San Zaccaria
  • CImage under copyright
    Cristo nell'orto
    Michele Desubleo
    c. 1660 · San Zaccaria
  • SImage under copyright
    St. Gregory and other Saints
    Antonio Vassilacchi
    c. 1600 · San Zaccaria
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