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[Altarpiece Project] [Graphic Material]
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Footwear and floor of the left half of an altarpiece; consists of plinth, first body and entablature, all with decoration of garlands, stipites, tarjas and angelotes; hornacin with the figure of Saint Paul; in the central street: part of the altar and three steps
Title: [Altarpiece Project] [Graphic Material]
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Footwear and floor of the left half of an altarpiece; consists of plinth, first body and entablature, all with decoration of garlands, stipites, tarjas and angelotes; hornacin with the figure of Saint Paul; in the central street: part of the altar and three steps.
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