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Zanobi Machiavelli: 'Saint Bartholomew and Saint Monica'

Saint Bartholomew and Saint Monica

probably about 1470, Zanobi Machiavelli

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Saint Bartholomew is shown with his traditional attribute of the knife with which he was flayed. Saint Monica was a fourth-century saint, whose cult seems to have been developed after her relics were taken to Rome (from Ostia where she died) in 1430.

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