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  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph after C. Dolci.
  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph, 1912.
  • Saint Lucy. Etching.
  • Saint Lucy and Saint Agatha. Oil painting.
  • A pax-board (osculatory), containing sculptures of Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child, and saints. Engraving by W. Ottley after M. Finiguerra.
  • Saint Lucy. Oil painting.
  • Saint Lucy. Oil painting.
  • Saint Lucy. Woodcut.
  • Saint Lucy. Oil painting by a Spanish painter (Seville), 18th (?) century.
  • Saint Lucy. Etching.
  • Saint Lucy and an angel. Oil painting.
  • Saint Thomas Aquinas; Saint Antony the Great greeting Saint Louis of Toulouse (?); martyrdom of a male saint; martyrdom of Saint Lucy. Woodcuts.
  • Bishop Frigidian (Fridian, Frediano) flanked by Saint Lucy, a donor, Saint Ursula and Saint James. Drawing by F. Rosaspina, c. 1830, after G. Francia.
  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph.
  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph, 1912.
  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph, 1898.
  • Saint Lucy. Line engraving by E. Fabbrini after F. Calendi after C. Dolci.
  • Saint Lucy with her blind mother Eutychia. Ink drawing by Tommaso Minardi.
  • Saint Lucy. Coloured lithograph (?).
  • Saint Lucy and Saint Agatha. Oil painting.
  • Saint Lucy. Etching by Santos.
  • Saint Lucy sentenced to death by the Roman praetor. Chromolithograph by L. Gruner after E. Kaiser after Jacopo Avanzo.
  • Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child, Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Saint Agnes, Saint Cecilia, Saint Lucy, Saint Margaret of Antioch and Saint Barbara. Engraving by A. François, 1873, after H. Memlinc.
  • Saint Lucy and an angel. Oil painting.
  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph.
  • Saint Lucy. Oil painting by a Spanish painter (Seville), 18th (?) century.
  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph, 1898.
  • Saint Lucy. Colour lithograph, 1912.
  • Saint Lucy. Oil painting.
  • Saint Lucy. Oil painting by a Spanish painter (Seville), 18th (?) century.