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This is one of five scenes from the predella, the bottom tier, of the Pistoia Santa Trinità Altarpiece, also in the National Gallery. It was made for a confraternity of priests in Pistoia (Zeno was patron of Pistoia Cathedral). The altarpiece was begun by Pesellino and completed after his death in 1457 by Fra Filippo Lippi – the predella scenes are probably by Lippi.
Title
Saint Zeno exorcising the Daughter of the Emperor Gallienus: Predella Panel
Date
1455-60
Medium
Egg tempera, tempera grassa and oil on wood
Measurements
H 27.5 x W 39 cm
Accession number
NG4868.3
Acquisition method
Presented by Mr and Mrs Felix M. Warburg through The Art Fund, 1937
Work type
Painting
