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The work represents Saint Martin of Tours dividing his cloak by cutting off a portion to give to a small kneeling beggar. The horse is black, with red and gold trappings.
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
Title
Saint Martin of Tours*
Date
c.1720
Medium
wood & gesso
Measurements
H 24 x W 26.5 x D 12 cm
Accession number
E.1949.113.345
Work type
Equestrian
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