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Attributed to Orazio Borgianni (Rome, Italy, 1574-1616) Saint Francis of Paola. Oil on canvas. Attached study made in 1997 and issued by Joan-Ramón Triadó, Doctor in History of Art. 55 x 45 cm.

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Attributed to Orazio Borgianni (Rome, Italy, 1574-1616) Saint Francis of Paola. Oil on canvas. Attached study made in 1997 and issued by Joan-Ramón Triadó, Doctor in History of Art. 55 x 45 cm.

Estimate 12 000 - 15 000 EUR

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