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2010–2011
Exhibition
2010–2011
Treasures of Heaven: Relics, Saints, and Devotion in Medieval Europe was presented at The Cleveland Museum of Art; The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore in 2010–2011. The documented paintings include The Crippled and Sick Cured at the Tomb of Saint Nicholas by Gentile da Fabriano, dated 1425 and executed in tempera on panel. The National Gallery of Art records this painting’s participation in its collection history. This selected checklist is partial; other exhibited works and exact opening and closing days have not been reconciled.
Also recorded as: Treasures of Heaven: Relics, Saints, and Devotion in Medieval Europe, The Cleveland Museum of Art; The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore
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Exact source-classified original paintings created through 1989