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              <text>St Agatha and executioner; the bare-breasted saint, her hands tied above her head to a column; behind her to the left a male figure holding an instrument of torture; after Parmigianino. 1809&#13;
Height: Height: 169 millimetres&#13;
Width: Width: 119 millimetres&#13;
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Europe: Italy: Emilia-Romagna: Parma (province): Parma (city)&#13;
Associated Title: Le più insigni pitture Parmensi indicate agli amatori delle più Belle Arti (Parma, 1809)</text>
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