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		<title>The Italo-Cretan Religious Painting and The Byzantine-Palaeologan Legacy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>The paper aims to introduce the last significant school of painting, which was nurtured by the Byzantine sources, the so-called Italo-Cretan school, whose presence and influence lasted for more than 300 years. Its works are perceived not just as mere objects of veneration but have also high artistic and marketing value. </p>
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