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This panel is the central part of an altarpiece. The two side panels, which are also in the National Gallery’s collection, show Saint Nicholas of Tolentino and a bishop saint, and Saints Bartholomew and Monica. The presence of the latter, the mother of Saint Augustine, suggests that the altarpiece came from an Augustinian foundation. The Florentine church of S. Spirito has been suggested, but another possibility is the Tuscan hilltop town of Montepulciano, where the panels were recorded in a private collection in the early nineteenth century.
Title
The Virgin and Child
Date
probably about 1470
Medium
Tempera on wood
Measurements
H 163.8 x W 70.5 cm
Accession number
NG586.1
Acquisition method
Bought, 1857
Work type
Painting