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Pedro Fernandez praying to Christ on the Cross. Oil painting by a Spanish painter, 1860.
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Pedro Fernandez praying to Christ on the Cross. Oil painting by a Spanish painter, 1860.

Unknown artist

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Lettering: Pedro Fernandez, hatacado de una grabe inrritacion. Se encomendo a el S<eño>r de los desanparado y recobro milagrosa salud. ano de 1860

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