File:Allegory of Prudence (Scipion Hardouin and Adam Cacheleu, Beauvais) 01.jpg

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English: Allegory of Prudence. One of four statues (Allegories of Prudence, Hope, Faith and Justice) that used to ornate the organ of the Saint-Pierre cathedral in Beauvais (France). Year 1531, by Scipion Hardouin (painter, sculptor) and Adam Cacheleu (painter). Photograph taken at the exhibition "François Ier et l'art des Pays-Bas", Louvre museum, 11/2017.
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