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Sts Bartholomew and Julian the Hospitaler

Agnolo di Domenico di Donnino (1466–1513)

Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

Sts Bartholomew and Julian the Hospitaler

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This painting belongs to a lost altarpiece of which two other fragments are known showing 'The Virgin and Child' and 'Sts Leonard and James the Great'. The apostle Bartholomew is usually depicted with a knife, the instrument of his martyrdom. St Julian, a nobleman who accidentally murdered his parents, founded a hospice for travellers in atonement. The artist formerly known as the Master of Santo Spirito has been plausibly identified as Agnolo di Domenico.

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Title

Sts Bartholomew and Julian the Hospitaler

Medium

tempera, oil (?) & gold on panel

Measurements

H 77.9 x W 64 cm

Accession number

WA1850.14

Acquisition method

Fox-Strangways Gift, 1850

Work type

Painting

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Agnolo di Domenico di Donnino

1466–1513

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