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St. Martin, Bemalung des Westgiebels der Kirche der Erzabtei St. Martin zu Beuron, 1899/1900.
Painters: ?; Jan Willibrord Verkade († 1946)
Photograph: selbst fotografiert am 9. OCT 2004 in Beuron, Germany
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