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who ran the church. The lack of funds had prevented the construction of the dome and the apse; the
Baratta painted a large canvas that simulated, in a wide perspective, a dome, creating a scenic effect that was much appreciated; the shadings were arranged so that those who entered the church could be
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engraving representing the southern slope of the
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