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Deutsch: Neckarsulm/Baden-Württemberg, katholische Stadtpfarrkirche St. Dionysius 2009: Gemälde „Madonna vom Siege“ (Italienisch: Madonna in Gloria e Santi) des Italieners Carlo Ceresa (vermutlich 17. Jahrhundert), linker Seitenalter in der Kirche - die Darstellung bezieht sich dabei auf die Seeschlacht von Lepanto im Jahre 1571, bei der die christliche Flotte über die türkische siegte. Zu Füßen der Madonna mit dem Jesusknaben knien links der Mailänder Erzbischof und Kardinal Karl Borromäus und rechts der Franziskaner und Kreuzzugsprediger Johannes Capistranus;
English: Neckarsulm/Baden-Württemberg, catholic parish church Stadtpfarrkirche St. Dionysius 2009: Painting "Madonna of Victory" (Italian: Madonna in Gloria e Santi) by the Italian Carlo Ceresa (probably 17th century). The painting refers to the Sea battle of Lepanto in 1571, in which the Christian fleet was victorious over the Turkish fleet. At the feet of the Madonna with the infant Jesus kneels the Archbishop of Milan and Cardinal Charles Borromeo on the left and the Franciscan and crusading preacher John of Capistrano on the right;
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