Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit
Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit
Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit
Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit
Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit
Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit

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Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit

Workshop of the Master of 1416 (Bartolomeo di Piero and Piero de Lorenzo?)
formerly attributed to Bicci di Lorenzo, Italian, 1373–1452
formerly attributed to Master of 1419, Italian, active ca. 1419–1430
formerly attributed to Master of Borgo alla Collina, Italian, active ca. 1400–1425
y1942-2

Information

Title
Madonna and Child, Saints John the Baptist and Anthony Hermit
Maker
Workshop of the Master of 1416 (Bartolomeo di Piero and Piero de Lorenzo?)
Medium
Tempera on wood panel
Dimensions
103.5 x 51.5 cm (40 3/4 x 20 1/4 in.) frame: 127 x 62 x 12 cm (50 x 24 7/16 x 4 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Dorothy Willard
Object Number
y1942-2
Culture
Italian
Type
paintings, religious art, tempera paintings
Materials
panel (wood), tempera
Subject
crosses (objects), figures (representations), angels, books, scrolls (information artifacts), men, Christianity, halos (glories), Christ, Mary, John the Baptist, women, pigs

Dorothy Willard, New York (until 1942; gift to the Princeton University Art Museum).

formerly attributed to Bicci di Lorenzo, Italian, 1373–1452
formerly attributed to Master of 1419, Italian, active ca. 1419–1430
formerly attributed to Master of Borgo alla Collina, Italian, active ca. 1400–1425

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