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English: Portable triptych from the Philippines in the Museum of the Americas in Madrid. Depicting the Virgin of the Rosary with St. Francis and St. Dominic, flanked by images of the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul and St. Catherine of Siena and St. Lucy. Ivory, silver and wood. 17th century. Item 12.251.
Español: Tríptico portatil de las Filipinas en el Museo de América en Madrid. Con retratos de la Virgen del Rosario con San Francisco y Santo Domingo, flanqueado por imagenes de los apóstoles San Pedro y San Pablo, y Santa Catalina de Siena y Santa Lucía. Marfil, plata y madera. Silglo XVII. Artículo 12.251.
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