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Fra Angelico : heaven on Earth

by Nathaniel E. Silver, Alexa Beller

This exhibition catalogue examines the artistic innovations and narrative techniques of the Renaissance painter Fra Angelico, reuniting his four reliquaries for Santa Maria Novella alongside paintings from international collections.

Accession 28674 ISBN 9781911300397 Publisher Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Paul Holberton Publishing
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