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  1. Altar of St Louis of Toulouse (detail) — Simone Martini, 1317

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  1. Legend of St Francis - [21] - Apparition to Fra Agostino and to Bishop Guido of Arezzo — Giotto di Bondone
  2. Scenes from the Life of St Colomba: Beheading of St Colomba — giovanni baronzio, 1340
  3. Massacre of the Innocents — guido da siena, 1270
  4. The Lion of St Mark (detail) — Vittore Carpaccio, 1516
  5. Virgin and Child Enthroned St Bonaventura (left) St Louis of Toulouse (right) St Agatha and St Augustine, an Unidentified Female Franciscan St and St Clare of Assisi, Four Male Franciscan Saints (below) — Vittore Crivelli, 1489
  6. The second view of the altar. St Anthony Visiting St Paul the Hermit in the Desert (left), The Temptation of St. Anthony (right). Central part are carved figures of St. August, St. Anthony, St. Jerome; bottom part Jesus with 12 Apostles. — matthias grünewald, 1515
  7. Predella panel: The Annunciation to Sobac — Pietro Lorenzetti, 1328
  8. Altar of St Louis of Toulouse (detail) — Simone Martini, 1317
  9. St. Domitilla with St. Nereus and St. Achilleus — Peter Paul Rubens, 1608
  10. E,wall - Martyrdom of St Lawrence — Fra Angelico
  11. Predella panel from the Pisa Altar — Masaccio, 1426
  12. St. Gregory, St. Maurus, St. Papianus and St. Domitilla — Peter Paul Rubens
  13. St. Lawrence before St. Valerianus and Martyrdom of St. Lawrence — Fra Angelico
  14. St. Benedict Orders St. Maurus to the Rescue of St. Placidus — Filippo di Tommaso Lippi, 1445
  15. The Lion of St Mark (detail) — Vittore Carpaccio, 1516
  16. Apparition to Fra Agostino and to Bishop Guido of Arezzo — Giotto di Bondone, 1300
  17. The Lion of St Mark — Vittore Carpaccio, 1516
  18. Legend of St Francis - [23] - St Francis Mourned by St Clare — Giotto di Bondone
  19. The Lion of St Mark — Vittore Carpaccio
  20. St Jerome and the Lion (detail) — Vittore Carpaccio, 1502
  21. Martyrdom of St Lawrence — Fra Angelico, 1447
  22. St Jerome and the Lion — Vittore Carpaccio

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  1. St Nemesius and St John the Baptist — spinello aretino, 1385
  2. St. Christopher and St. George — Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1514