
Gentile Bellini, Processione di S. Marco
Corrado Ricci · 1858-1934
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Why is this public domain? Corrado Ricci died in 1934; this work is in the public domain.
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A reproduction of Gentile Bellini's Procession of St. Mark, showing a formal religious procession across a sunlit square lined with Gothic and Byzantine-style architecture. Candle bearers in grey-white robes and gold-tipped staves walk before a gilded canopy hung with heraldic shields, while figures in red and dark garments fill the piazza.























