File:Santa Rita Cascia.jpg

Portuguese: Ilustração medieval de Santa Rita de Cássia, a mais antiga a representar a santa.
["Medieval illustration of Santa Rita, the oldest to represent the saint."]

Italian: Nell'angusta cella in cui Rita morì dopo quarant'anni di vita monastica è conservata una cassa di legno (detta cassa solenne) a forma di sarcofago. I disegni della cassa, eseguiti a tempera da un ignoto artista, raffigurano sulla tavola frontale (divisa in tre scomparti a forma di porticato) santa Maria Maddalena, il Cristo e santa Rita (di cui la foto è un particolare). Santa Rita è vestita da monaca agostiniana e irradia dal capo raggi di luce. Questa immagine è la più antica raffigurazione della Santa.
["In the narrow cell in which Rita died after forty years of monastic life is preserved a wooden box (called a solemn cassa) in the shape of a sarcophagus. The designs of the case, made ​​with tempera by an unknown artist, depict on the front table (divided into three compartments shaped portico) St. Mary Magdalene, Christ, and St. Rita (whose photo is a detail). Santa Rita is dressed as an Augustinian nun and radiates from the head rays of light. This is the oldest depiction of the saint."]

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This is a faithful photographic reproduction of a two-dimensional, public domain work of art; under U.S. law, it has been ruled "a photograph which is no more than a copy of a work of another as exact as science and technology permits lacks originality. That is not to say that such a feat is trivial, simply not original" [see: Bridgeman Art Library v. Corel Corp. (1999)].