Tabernacle of San Sebastiano

Summary

Tabernacle of San Sebastiano is a wayside shrine^[1].

Key Facts

• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano is the creator of Antonio Rossellino^[2].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano is the creator of Francesco Botticini^[3].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano is located in Empoli^[4].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano is in the country of Italy^[5].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's image is recorded as Francesco botticini e antonio rossellino, tabernacolo di s. sebastiano, 1475-80 ca, da collegiata 01.JPG^[6].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's instance of is recorded as wayside shrine^[7].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's instance of is recorded as painting^[8].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's depicts is recorded as Saint Sebastian^[9].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's collection is recorded as St Andreas Picture Gallery^[10].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's location is recorded as St Andreas Picture Gallery^[11].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's location is recorded as Collegiata di Sant'Andrea^[12].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's Commons category is recorded as Tabernacle of Saint Sebastian by Antonio Rossellino and Francesco Botticini (Museo della Collegiata di Sant'Andrea, Empoli)^[13].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's has part is recorded as Two angels^[14].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's has part is recorded as Saint Sebastian^[15].
• +1476-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Tabernacle of San Sebastiano^[16].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 43.719383632826926, 'longitude': 10.946693749831256, 'precision': 1e-08}^[17].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's main subject is recorded as Saint Sebastian^[18].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's title is recorded as Tabernacolo di San Sebastiano^[19].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's time period is recorded as High Renaissance^[20].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's name is recorded as Saint Sébastien^[21].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's name is recorded as saint Sébastien^[22].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's name is recorded as San Sebastiano^[23].
• Tabernacle of San Sebastiano's name is recorded as San Bastiano^[24].

Body

Works and Contributions

Created works include Antonio Rossellino^[2], a sculptor^[25], 1427–1479^[26], of Italy^[27], specialised in art of sculpture^[28] and Francesco Botticini^[3], a painter^[29], 1446–1498^[30], of Florence^[31], specialised in painting^[32].