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St. Francis in Extasy, also called The Praying Monk beside the Dying Monk by Georges de la Tour

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  Tour, G. (1640). St. Francis in Extasy, also called The Praying Monk beside the Dying Monk [Painting]. n.p.. https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/georges-de-la-tour/st-francis-in-extasy-also-called-the-praying-monk-beside-the-dying-monk

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  Tour, Georges de la. St. Francis in Extasy, also called The Praying Monk beside the Dying Monk. 1640, n.p.. Art History Wiki, https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/georges-de-la-tour/st-francis-in-extasy-also-called-the-praying-monk-beside-the-dying-monk. Accessed 2026-05-24.

• Chicago (Notes-Bibliography)

  Georges de la Tour, St. Francis in Extasy, also called The Praying Monk beside the Dying Monk, 1640, n.p., https://artwiki.art.

• Harvard

  Tour, G., 1640. St. Francis in Extasy, also called The Praying Monk beside the Dying Monk. [Painting] n.p.. Available at: https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/georges-de-la-tour/st-francis-in-extasy-also-called-the-praying-monk-beside-the-dying-monk (Accessed: 2026-05-24).

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