Madonna and Child; Christ, Mary, John, and two Saints in Predella
Madonna and Child; Christ, Mary, John, and two Saints in Predella
Madonna and Child; Christ, Mary, John, and two Saints in Predella
Madonna and Child; Christ, Mary, John, and two Saints in Predella

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Madonna and Child; Christ, Mary, John, and two Saints in Predella,

14th century

formerly attributed to Niccolo Gerini, Italian, fl. 1366–1414/15
formerly attributed to Jacopo di Cione, Italian, ca. 1320–before 1400
y1953-81 a-b

Information

Title
Madonna and Child; Christ, Mary, John, and two Saints in Predella
Dates

14th century

Medium
Tempera on wood panel
Dimensions
panel: 99 x 66 cm (39 x 26 in.) predella: 116 x 54.5 cm (45 11/16 x 21 7/16 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase
Object Number
y1953-81 a-b
Culture
Italian
Type
tempera paintings, paintings, religious art
Materials
panel (wood), tempera
Subject
infants, saints, John, crosses (objects), figures (representations), books, men, Christianity, women, Christ, Mary

Central Picture Galleries, New York; 1953 museum purchase.

formerly attributed to Niccolo Gerini, Italian, fl. 1366–1414/15
formerly attributed to Jacopo di Cione, Italian, ca. 1320–before 1400

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