Saint Ambrose Polyptych: Saint Ambrose and Saint Peter, This image is a detail from the larger St. Ambrose Polyptych. Seen in this detail is St. Ambrose in the center panel, and St. Peter in the panel on the left. St. Peter holds a book and the keys to the Kingdom. St. Ambrose holds one hand up in blessing and holds a crosier in the other hand. He wears a mitre, a stole, and a simar. Below his throne is a grouping of the members of the confraternity who commissioned the polyptych.
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Venetian/Venice/Veneto/Veneziana (VENI) | Saint Ambrose Polyptych: Saint Ambrose and Saint Peter, This image is a detail from the larger St. Ambrose Polyptych. Seen in this detail is St. Ambrose in the center panel, and St. Peter in the panel on the left. St. Peter holds a book and the keys to the Kingdom. St. Ambrose holds one hand up in blessing and holds a crosier in the other hand. He wears a mitre, a stole, and a simar. Below his throne is a grouping of the members of the confraternity who commissioned the polyptych., 1477
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