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- Stefano Maria Legnani also known as "Legnanino" (Milan, 6 April 1661 – Milan, 4 May 1713) was an Italian painter of the late Baroque period, active mainly...
- Martyrdom of Saint Bibiana by Legnanino...
- – Discuss] Among the frescoes are some by Stefano Legnani, called il Legnanino. The main stairwell is decorated with busts by Pietro Somazzi. The building...
- the treasures of the Wise Men (1705) by Stefano Maria Legnani (called Legnanino), and Announcement of the angel to the Magi circa 1694) by Sebastiano...
- frescoed at the end of the century by Stefano Maria Legnani known as Legnanino, with squares by Castellino (1693). The ten paintings in the central nave...
- fresco (almost completely faded) by Stefano Maria Legnani, also known as Legnanino. 10th Crucifixion of Jesus It houses fifty terracotta statues by Dionigi...
- Legnani (1660–1715) — an Italian painter of the Baroque period, also called Legnanino to distinguish him from his father Ernesta Legnani Bisi (1788–1859) —...
- Pilgrim's Clothing by Legnanino. In the left aisle is a Christ Appears to St. Jerome Translating the Holy Scriptures by Legnanino, Madonna and Saints Peter...
- frescoes with a solemn Incoronation of Mary by Stefano Maria Legnani (Legnanino). In the transept is the tomb of Blessed Beatrice Casati, the wife and...
- complex of eight bells. The church of Saint Anthony It houses some of Legnanino's paintings and the wooden altar of Friar Francis of Cedrate. The church...