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ESCUELA GALLEGA 祭司的小礼拜堂或便携式祭坛,俗称 "peto",由雕刻、多色和镀金的木材制成。后期的修复和重绘。加利西亚流行的作品。17 世纪。

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ESCUELA GALLEGA 祭司的小礼拜堂或便携式祭坛,俗称 "peto",由雕刻、多色和镀金的木材制成。后期的修复和重绘。加利西亚流行的作品。17 世纪。

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