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Santa Bibiana

church, Rome, Italy
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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / Early and High Baroque in Italy

    The little church of Santa Bibiana in Rome harbors three of the key works that ushered in the High Baroque, all executed in 1624–26: Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s facade and the marble figure of Santa Bibiana, herself, over the altar and Pietro da Cortona’s series of frescoes of Bibiana’s life,…

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    The little church of Santa Bibiana in Rome harbors three of the key works that ushered in the High Baroque, all executed in 1624–26: Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s facade and the marble figure of Santa Bibiana, herself, over the altar and Pietro da Cortona’s series of frescoes of Bibiana’s life,…

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