Another canvas here shows three solitary buildings in the far background, while a man kneels at the center - that is Perugino's Christ Giving The Keys to Saint Peter.
Artistic works found at this location include the Resurrection of Christ by Hendrik Van den Broeck, which replaced an earlier work by Domenico Ghirlandaio, whose Vocation of the Apostles is also found here. Cosimo Rosselli likely painted the Crossing of the Red Sea found here, which features a pillar of flame floating in the center. The center of another canvas here displays a large Arch of Constantine, which bears a Latin inscription on its top stating that only Aaron was meant to be a priest. That canvas is The Punishment of Korah by Sandro Botticelli. Another canvas here shows three solitary buildings in the far background, while a man kneels at the center - that is Perugino's Christ Giving The Keys to Saint Peter. All of those works are somewhat overshadowed by a painting in which a self-portrait of the artist appears on the flayed skin of Saint Bartholomew. FTP, name this home to the Last Judgment of Michelangelo, who decorated its famous ceiling.
Artistic works found at this location include the Resurrection of Christ by Hendrik Van den Broeck, which replaced an earlier work by Domenico Ghirlandaio, whose Vocation of the Apostles is also found here.
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