Fasciculus:Conversión de San Pablo.jpg

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Ermita de S.Pablo
Español: Lámina con la escena del cuadro central del retablo de la ermita de San Pablo de Ayerbe. Los gastos de imprenta de la impresión de la lámina corrieron a cargo de la marquesa de Ayerbe. La plancha empleada para imprimirlas estaba expuesta hasta hace poco tiempo en el museo parroquial, ignorándose en la actualidad su paradero.
Deutsch: Bildtafel mit dem zentralen Bildmotiv des Altars des nordspanischen Einsiedlerklosters Ayerbe. Die Druckkosten dieser Abbildung trug die Marquise von Ayerbe, die Druckplatte wurde bis vor kurzem im Pfarrmuseum des Ortes ausgestellt.


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