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This seems likely. Romulus was the patron saint of Fiesole, a town near Florence, and this panel probably came from an altarpiece made for the church of San Domenico in Fiesole. It probably decorated one of the altarpiece’s pilasters (the tall piers on either side of the construction). Another panel of exactly the same design, showing the bishop-saint Alexander, was probably its pair, appearing on the opposite pier.
The National Gallery also holds two images from the base of the pilasters and panels from the predella (the lowest part of the altarpiece).
Title
Saint Romulus: Frame Panel
Date
about 1423-4
Medium
Egg tempera on wood
Measurements
H 16 x W 15.6 cm
Accession number
NG2908
Acquisition method
Bequeathed by Lady Lindsay, 1912
Work type
Painting
