St. John on Patmos and stories of the Passion

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Address: Matthaikirchplatz, Berlin, Berlin, Germany

St. John on Patmos (obverse) and the Passion (to) is an oil painting on wood (63×43,3 cm) of Hieronymus Bosch, dating from about 1489 and preserved in Gemà¤ldegalerie Berlin.

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