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Home/Christ’s Fall on the way to Calvary/Cite

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Christ’s Fall on the way to Calvary by Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo

  • APA (7th)

    Tiepolo, G. (1772). Christ’s Fall on the way to Calvary [Painting]. Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain. https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/giovanni-domenico-tiepolo/christs-fall-on-the-way-to-calvary

  • MLA (9th)

    Tiepolo, Giovanni Domenico. Christ’s Fall on the way to Calvary. 1772, Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain. Art History Wiki, https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/giovanni-domenico-tiepolo/christs-fall-on-the-way-to-calvary. Accessed 2026-05-28.

  • Chicago (Notes-Bibliography)

    Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo, Christ’s Fall on the way to Calvary, 1772, Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain, https://artwiki.art.

  • Harvard

    Tiepolo, G., 1772. Christ’s Fall on the way to Calvary. [Painting] Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain. Available at: https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/giovanni-domenico-tiepolo/christs-fall-on-the-way-to-calvary (Accessed: 2026-05-28).

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