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English: Plaque below the painting Mort de saint François by Charles André van Loo.

The text reads:

AETERNAE MEMORIAE
V. R. IN CHRISTO PATRIS CHERUBINI NOVENSIS CAPUCINI
QUI AD PRIMOS GRADUS SUI ORDINIS PROMOVERI MERUIT.
HUNC SUMMI PONTIFICES BENIGNITER AUDIERUNT DILEXERUNTQUE
REGES DUCESQUE EMINETiSSIMI AMICUM AMBIERUNT.
QUORUM MUNIFICENTIA CONVENTUM SUUM TARASCONENSEM
RESTAURAVIT : AMPLISSIMA BIBLIOTHECA COLLECTIONEQUE
TABELLARUM SPLENDIDISSIMA EXORNAVIT :
IN QUIBUS VITAM BEATAE MARTHAE CUI ERAT DEVOTSS.
DEPINGI VOLUIT.
SUI ORDINIS EXEMPLAR OMNIBUSQUE CARUS
OBDORMIVIT IN DOMINO ANNO MDCCLXVII DIE XXI MAII.
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Mort de saint François by Jean-Baptiste van Loo

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