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Verrone (Biella, Italy): Ciborium of the baptismal font of the St. Lawrence Church
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Date: 23/09/2022 Camera: Panasonic DMC-G6 Lens: Lumix G VARIO 12-60mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS ISO: 160 Exposure time: 1.3-2.5-5-10
Aperture: 4.2 Focal length: 44mm Place: Verrone (Biella, Italy) Subject: Ciborium of the baptismal font of the St. Lawrence Church
Fusion (obtained Using the page HDR on line on this site) of four pictures on a scale of 3 stop.
The carved wooden ciborium dates back to 1694 and is attributed to the Tempia brothers of Mortigliengo. At the top is a sculptural representation of Saint John baptizing Jesus, flanked by two angels.
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Verrone (Biella, Italy) - Ciborium of the baptismal font of the St. Lawrence Church