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They were once the right wing of a triptych (an altarpiece in three parts) painted in Venice in the 1440s by Antonio Vivarini and his brother-in-law and partner Giovanni d'Alemagna.
The altarpiece originally stood in the church of Saint Moisé in Venice, and the saints on it would have been chosen by its patrons. Saint Mark was the patron saint of Venice; Saint Francis, founder of the Franciscan Order, was hugely popular in the fifteenth century.
Title
Saints Francis and Mark
Date
about 1440-6
Medium
Tempera on wood
Measurements
H 135.3 x W 45.1 cm
Accession number
NG1284
Acquisition method
Bought, 1889
Work type
Painting
