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Tomb of the Children of Charles VIII

Tomb of the Children of Charles VIII

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1506
Technique: Marble
Location: Cathedral, Tours
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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Entombment

Entombment

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1494-98
Technique: Stone with touches of paint
Location: Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Pierre, Solesmes
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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St George and the Dragon

St George and the Dragon

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1508
Technique: Marble, 128 x 182 cm
Location: Musée du Louvre, Paris
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix

Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1502-07
Technique: Marble
Location: Cathedral of Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul, Nantes (Loire-Atlantique)
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix (detail)

Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix (detail)

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1502-07
Technique: Marble
Location: Cathedral of Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul, Nantes (Loire-Atlantique)
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix

Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1502-07
Technique: Marble
Location: Cathedral of Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul, Nantes (Loire-Atlantique)
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix

Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1502-07
Technique: Marble
Location: Cathedral of Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul, Nantes (Loire-Atlantique)
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix (detail)

Tomb of Francis II of Brittany and his Wife Marguerite de Foix (detail)

Artist: COLOMBE, Michel
Born-Died: (b. ca. 1430, d. 1512, Tours)
Created: 1502-07
Technique: Marble
Location: Cathedral of Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul, Nantes (Loire-Atlantique)
Form: sculpture
School: French
Time Frame: 1451-1500
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Christ Healing the Blind

Christ Healing the Blind

Artist: COLOMBEL, Nicolas
Born-Died: (b. 1644, Sotteville-les-Rouen, d. 1717, Paris)
Created: 1682
Technique: Oil on canvas, 119 x 88 cm
Location: Art Museum, Saint Louis
Form: painting
School: French
Time Frame: 1651-1700
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Earliest Images of Jesus

The Bible, its themes, events and characters, are the subject of many of mankind's finest works of art.

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