St Thomas Aquinas
painting of the St. Mark's Altarpiece, side painting above on the left, now in the Palazzo Cini Gallery in Venice
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Summary
St Thomas Aquinas is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- St Thomas Aquinas is the creator of Fra Angelico[2].
- St Thomas Aquinas's religion is recorded as Christianity[3].
- St Thomas Aquinas is located in Venice[4].
- St Thomas Aquinas is in the country of Italy[5].
- St Thomas Aquinas's image is recorded as Angelico, san tommaso d'aquino alla fondazione cini.jpg[6].
- St Thomas Aquinas's instance of is recorded as painting[7].
- St Thomas Aquinas's instance of is recorded as altarpiece[8].
- St Thomas Aquinas's owned by is recorded as Giorgio Cini Foundation[9].
- St Thomas Aquinas's owned by is recorded as Yana Cini Alliata di Montereale[10].
- St Thomas Aquinas's owned by is recorded as Vittorio Cini[11].
- St Thomas Aquinas's owned by is recorded as Sandrino Contini Bonacossi[12].
- St Thomas Aquinas's genre is recorded as religious art[13].
- St Thomas Aquinas's depicts is recorded as Thomas Aquinas[14].
- St Thomas Aquinas's made from material is recorded as tempera[15].
- St Thomas Aquinas's made from material is recorded as panel[16].
- St Thomas Aquinas's made from material is recorded as gold[17].
- St Thomas Aquinas's made from material is recorded as wood[18].
- St Thomas Aquinas's made from material is recorded as poplar wood[19].
- St Thomas Aquinas's collection is recorded as Cini Palace Gallery[20].
- St Thomas Aquinas's collection is recorded as Vittorio Cini collection[21].
- St Thomas Aquinas's collection is recorded as Contini Bonacossi collection[22].
- St Thomas Aquinas's inventory number is recorded as FGC 40064[23].
- St Thomas Aquinas's inventory number is recorded as VC 6306[24].
- St Thomas Aquinas's location is recorded as Cini Palace[25].
- St Thomas Aquinas's location is recorded as Convent San Marco[26].
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Works and Contributions
St Thomas Aquinas is the creator of Fra Angelico[2].
Personal Life
St Thomas Aquinas's religion is recorded as Christianity[3].