Fr_Camilo_Conversión_de_San_Pablo_Museo_Provincial._Segovia.jpg

Francisco Camilo : Conversión de San Pablo (

)

Artist

Francisco Camilo (–1673)
Description	Spanish painter
Date of birth/death	1610 / 1615	9 August 1673
Location of birth/death	Madrid	Madrid
Authority file	: Q3544233 VIAF : 294471710 ISNI : 0000000081682496 ULAN : 500007980 LCCN : no2002002318 WGA : c/camilo WorldCat

Title

Conversión de San Pablo

Object type

painting

Description

Español: La obra representa el momento en que el apóstol San Pablo se convirtió al cristianismo cuando se dirigía a Damasco para perseguir a los cristianos de dicha ciudad por orden del Sanedrín.

Date

1667

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 215 cm (84.6 in); width: 178.5 cm (70.2 in)

Collection

Museo de Segovia ( Inventory )

	Native name	Museo de Segovia
	Location	Segovia , ( Spain )
	Coordinates	40° 57′ 05.1″ N, 4° 07′ 06″ W
	Established	1842
	Website	[1]
	Authority file	: Q26266052 VIAF : 158327330 ULAN : 500308866 LCCN : n85105188 BIC : RI-51-0001400 GND : 1070542571 WorldCat

Accession number

B-00409

References

[2]

Source/Photographer

www.pintura.aut.org

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