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Lenta (Vercelli, Italy): Fresco of St. Anthony Abbot on the counterfacade of the St Stephen's Church
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Date: 15/08/2022 Camera: Fuji x-s1 Lens: Fisso - Fixed ISO: 100 Exposure time: 0.4-0.8-1.6
Aperture: 4 Focal length: 96mm Place: Lenta (Vercelli, Italy) Subject: Fresco of St. Anthony Abbot on the counterfacade of the St Stephen's Church
Fusion (obtained Using the page HDR on line on this site) of three pictures on a scale of 2 stops.
It should be noted that the numerous inscriptions engraved on the fresco are not due to contemporary vandals but report annotations relating to historical events that occurred in past centuries starting from the period in which the fresco was painted (early sixteenth century).
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Lenta (Vercelli, Italy) - Fresco of St. Anthony Abbot on the counterfacade of the St Stephen's Church