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Click to view high resolution image Title: Pilgrims at the Tomb of St. Nicholas of Bari Creator: Gentile da Fabriano, painter Description: A number of pilgrims, female and male, approach the tomb of St. Nicholas of Bari in order to touch it. Beneath the tomb a woman swoons while being supported by another woman. In the left foreground a man walks away with his crutches, having been healed miraculously. Source: Wikimedia Commons Rights: Public domain Subject (See Also): Architecture- Religious Diseases Miracles Pilgrimage Geographic Area: Italy Century: 15 Date: 1425 Related Work: Quaratesi Altarpiece Current Location: National Gallery of Art, Washington, Samuel H. Kress Collection (1939:1.268) Original Location: Artistic Type (Category): Digital images; PaintingsPainting Artistic Type (Material/Technique): Panel; Paint Donor: Height/Width/Length(cm): 36 cm/35 cm/ Inscription: Related Resources:

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