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English: St Thomas Becket meets Pope Alexander III at Sens, Nottingham Alabaster panel, late 15th century, Victoria & Albert Museum.
Date 15th century
(8 October 2008 (original upload date))
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(Original text : Victoria & Albert Museum image description page)
Author anonymous English artist. Original uploader was Saracen78 at en.wikipedia
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