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Agapitus I

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Agapitus I, also Agapetus or Agapet (born in front of 494 in Rome) (died 22 April 536 in Constantinople) was Bishop of Rome and thus Pope from 13 May 535 until his death, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, Agapitus I, also Agapetus or Agapet (born in front of 494 in Rome) (died April 22) (536 in Constantinople) was Bishop of Rome and thus Pope from May 13, 535 until his death, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original

Date

26 oct. 2023

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Notre référence

BRK23G59_328

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

27,8Mo (787,8Ko) / 21,9cm x 31,7cm / 2592 x 3744 (300dpi)

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1 person 13 1900s 19th century 19th-century Bishop Catholicism Central Italy Constantinople Europe Europe's Famous Place Historic illustration Historic illustrations Historical illustration Partial View Pope Agapetus I Portrait shot Rome attraction attractions belief black black and white black-and-white black-white contemporary copy cropped dead death deaths depiction depictions digital digitally dignitaries dignitary direct look drawn eye contact face to face facing facing camera facing each other faith former formerly gazes head head portrait head shot head shots heads historic historical history illustration illustrations image image motif landmark look look at looking at camera looking at the camera looking out looks looks at the camera looks in the camera looks into looks into the camera motif nineteenth century observe one person original originals place of interest portrait portrait photo portraits religious replica replication representation reproduction restored sight single person thirteen tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark travel photography view view over vintage watching white woodcut woodcuts woodprint xylograph Catholic Christianity Italy Latio Region Latium Lazio Roman Catholic drawing drawings pope popes reconstruction refurbishment restoration restoration work restorations sketch Christian South Europe Southern Europe religion religions