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Gallery, saint Stephen

Narthex, Part of the Last Judgement (detail)

Narthex, Part of the Last Judgement (detail)

Narthex, Part of the Last Judgement (upper zone) and part of a funerary portrait (lower zone)

Narthex, Part of the Last Judgement (detail)

Narthex, Part of the Last Judgement

Naos, North-west arch with floral decoration

Gold necklace composed of gold coins of sixth-century emperors and medallion with the representation of the Annunciation

Triangular slab from Pergamum with Greek inscriptions and three female figures at each corner

Impost capital from the destroyed church of San Michele in Africisco

Impost capital from the destroyed church of San Michele in Africisco

Two-zone capital with protomes of eagles, lions and calves. In the lower part an intertwining of vines is carved.

Two-zone capital with protomes of eagles, lions and calves. In the lower part an intertwining of vines is carved.

Two-zone capital with protomes of eagles, lions and calves. In the lower part an intertwining of vines is carved.

Two-zone capital with protomes of eagles, lions and calves. In the lower part an intertwining of vines is carved.

Neonian Baptistery, wall mosaic decoration, cupola, framed medallion: the Baptism of Christ in the river Jordan. Christ is shown naked and half-submerged in the river. John the Baptist, holding a jeweled cross, is raising a paten on Christ's head. On…

Two-zone capital with protomes of rams and leaves of acanthus in the lower part

Two-zone capital with protomes of rams and leaves of acanthus in the lower part. The marble capital, now in Archiepiscopal Museum, comes from the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe where it was exposed, with a superimposed Corinthian capital.

Two-zone capital with protomes of rams and leaves of acanthus in the lower part. The marble capital, now in the Ravenna Archiepiscopal Museum, comes from the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe where it was exposed, with a superimposed Corinthian…

Two-zone capital with protomes of rams and leaves of acanthus in the lower part. The marble capital, now in the Ravenna Archiepiscopal Museum, comes from the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe where it was exposed, with a superimposed Corinthian…