Mattia Preti (Italian, Taverna 1613–1699 Valletta) – Saint John the Baptist Preaching Metropolitan Museum: part 2

Metropolitan Museum: part 2 – Mattia Preti (Italian, Taverna 1613–1699 Valletta) - Saint John the Baptist Preaching
Mattia Preti (Italian, Taverna 1613–1699 Valletta): Il Cavalier Calabrese ca. 1650; Oil on canvas; 68 x 47 3/4 in. (172.7 x 121.3 cm)

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