ESCUELA GALLEGA Chapelle de l'aumônier ou autel portatif populairement appelé "peto" en bois sculpté, polychrome et doré. Restaurations et repeints d'une période plus tardive. Travail populaire galicien. XVIIe siècle. 103x48cm

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ESCUELA GALLEGA Chapelle de l'aumônier ou autel portatif populairement appelé "peto" en bois sculpté, polychrome et doré. Restaurations et repeints d'une période plus tardive. Travail populaire galicien. XVIIe siècle. 103x48cm

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