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Giovanni Battista Trotti

A Male Saint Followed by a Group of Men, Pointing to a Monstrance on an Altar

1555–1619
Pen and brown ink, brush and gray wash; squared in red chalk
24.8 × 28 cm (9.8 × 11 in)

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