File:Fulham Palace, The Tait Chapel South wall painting 1.jpg
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English: Fulham Palace, The Tait Chapel South wall painting 1, by Brian Thomas and students from Byam Shaw School of Art (1953). The risen Christ with two hands of God the Father. Conversion of St Paul. |
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