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The Calling of St. Matthew by Marinus van Reymerswaele

  • APA (7th)

    Reymerswaele, M. (1540). The Calling of St. Matthew [Painting]. Museum of John Paul II Collection, Warsaw, Poland. https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/marinus-van-reymerswaele/the-calling-of-st-matthew

  • MLA (9th)

    Reymerswaele, Marinus van. The Calling of St. Matthew. 1540, Museum of John Paul II Collection, Warsaw, Poland. Art History Wiki, https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/marinus-van-reymerswaele/the-calling-of-st-matthew. Accessed 2026-08-20.

  • Chicago (Notes-Bibliography)

    Marinus van Reymerswaele, The Calling of St. Matthew, 1540, Museum of John Paul II Collection, Warsaw, Poland, https://artwiki.art.

  • Harvard

    Reymerswaele, M., 1540. The Calling of St. Matthew. [Painting] Museum of John Paul II Collection, Warsaw, Poland. Available at: https://www.artwiki.art/artworks/marinus-van-reymerswaele/the-calling-of-st-matthew (Accessed: 2026-08-20).

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