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Italiano: Tarsie lignee al museo dell'Opera del Duomo di Pisa provenienti dalla Cattedrale.

A sinistra: Formella con prospettiva urbana e formella con Diacono che legge, 1485-86 di Critoforo Canzoni da Leonida. Al centro: 3 Formelle con le Virtù teologali (nella teca i sedili), 1474-75 di Baccio e Pietro Pontelli su cartone di Sandro Botticelli.

A destra: Formella con rovine e animali in lotta, prima metà del XVI sec. di Giovan Battista del Cervelliera e formella con Assunzione della Vergine, XVI sec. di una bottega toscana.
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