(New York, 1996), 20:784; Robert Gibbs, Paolo Veneziano, in The Dictionary of Art, ed. See AndreaDe Marchi, La prima decorazione della chiesa francescana, in I santi Fermo e Rustico: Un culto e una chiesa, per il XVII centenario del loro martirio (3042004), ed. Each looks across toward the others, and they wear robes of rose pink, lapis blue, or forest green. The altarpiece was never officially prescribed by the Church, but it did perform a prescribed function alternatively carried out by a simple inscription on the altarblock: to declare to which saint or mystery the altar was dedicated. In my view, the Vodnjan panel belongs to the catalog of the Master of the Washington Coronation. . Instead, the look of his painting is the product of a pervasive, and enduring, Byzantine influence on all art of the Veneto, the region around Venice. but it seems to me difficult to doubt their very close stylistic affinity with the group of paintings just cited. In many Coronation scenes painted by Paolo and other Venetian artists a. 1618. In fact the lost laterals of the Coronation, to judge from the still intact polyptychs of Paolo Venezianos earliest phase (such as the altarpiece in Krk and the polyptych of Santa Chiara now in the Accademia in Venice), must have been only slightly broader than the centerpiece. The ancient laurel crown in the Olympic Games signified victory, and a crown in gold and precious stones indicate power and wealth. Italian Paintings 13th and 14th Centuries, Read our full Open Access policy for images, Paolo Veneziano (Venetian, active 1333 - 1358). Opinions differ, however, on the extent of the catalog of the Master of the Washington Coronation. . The work is difficult to date but presumably originated in years not far removed from the execution of the painting discussed here. 3]  [fig. Rodolfo Pallucchini (1964) published the panel, citing its provenance as the collection of the art historian Detlev von Hadeln (18781935) in Florence and its size as 26 90 cm. Sculpture Garden Carlo Bertelli, Il millennio ambrosiano (Milan, 1989), 67 n.68; Carla Travi, Su una recente storia della pittura del Veneto nel Trecento, Arte cristiana 82 (1994): 71. During the last recorded treatment, another discolored varnish was removed and the losses were inpaintedInpainting Application of restoration paint to areas of lost original paint to visually integrate an area of loss with the color and pattern of the original, without covering any original paint.. Click on any panel in the altarpiece reconstruction below to see an enlarged version of the image. His hair falls around his shoulders, and he wears a gold-trimmed, buttercup-yellow robe under a lapis-blue cloak that wraps over one shoulder and across his lap. The scene is the final episode in the Life of the Virgin, and follows her Assumption not yet dogma in the Middle Ages or Dormition. To this small group a number of other works can, in my view, be added. Yet just such an alternation of painted figures of different scale is found in the upper register of various polyptychs from Venice or from the Veneto, e.g., that of Santa Chiara, a work by Paolo Veneziano now in the Accademia in Venice; that of Guariento now in the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles; or that of Giusto de Menabuoi in the baptistery of Padua; see Pallucchini (1964), figs. Cail's boyfriend, whose name was not released by police . [fig. The great Umbrian master Pietro Perugino was executing the frescoes in the Collegio del Cambio at Perugia between 1498 and 1500, enabling Raphael, as a member of his workshop, to, In The Coronation of the Virgin (163536) the solemnity and dignity of the holy persons are set off by their voluminous colourful robes in a composition of exceptional splendour specially fitting for a painting of the Queen of Heaven made to adorn the oratory of the. West Building In addition, there are Canonical coronations authorized by the Pope which are given to specific Marian images venerated in a particular place. Now much damaged, it was rightly restored to the young. Instead, the author of the Washington Coronation dedicates particular attention to the corporeal substance of his figures, which in general seem more restricted in movement and more reserved in comportment than those that populate the paintings of Paolo Veneziano. Some of the earliest representations were carved above cathedral doorways in Franceand certain elements in the Gallery's paintingits elaborate halos, for exampleshare in the decorative elegance of Gothic art. [4] The bill of sale from Knoedlers to the Kress Foundation for twelve paintings, including this one, is dated 6 February 1952; payment was made in three installments, the final one on 5 September 1952. The round neckline of each has a wide gold band, and many hold long staffs. Export from an artist page includes image if available, biography, notes, and bibliography. Nonetheless, the catalogue of the sculptors estate sale, Collezione del fu Comm. The celebrated altarpiece is exquisitely sumptuous in appearance and marks a historic point in Florentine painting in its success in uniting as one scene the various panels of a polyptych. Who was the Master of the Washington Coronation? on the base of the throne: MCCCXXIIII [1]. Title: Coronation of the Virgin Creator: Enguerrand de Quarton, artist Description: The Virgin is Crowned by the Trinity. It has lost 1,779 tanks since February 2022, Oryx reported. The painting, executed c.1320 according to the present writer (see Boskovits 2009), is similar in iconography to the Coronation in Washington, but the composition, adjusted to the oblong shape of the frescoed space, is densely thronged with angels to the sides of the throne. Sell with Artsy Artist Series Portraits of Artists and Sculptors 113 available Portraits of Artists and Sculptors 113 available Gamulin 1964). Measuring 53 73 cm, it is a fragment of the lower part of a panel depicting the Crucifixion. The Coronation of the Virgin. ), 1324, tempera on panel, formerly Vittorio Cini collection, Venice, formerly in the Cini collection in Venice and now in another private collection, belonged to this latter zone of the polyptych;[7] [7]Rodolfo Pallucchini (1964) published the panel, citing its provenance as the collection of the art historian Detlev von Hadeln (18781935) in Florence and its size as 26 90 cm. Heinemann often worked in tandem with Knoedlers, for whom he was at one time managing partner, and may have done so in this instance. In 1442 Lippi had been made rector of the church of San Quirico at Legnaia. 2023 National Gallery of Art Notices Terms of Use Privacy Policy. This image is in the public domain. ), Master of the Washington Coronation The subject seems to first appear in art, unusually, in England, where a tympanum over the door of the church at Quenington in Gloucestershire of perhaps 1140 may be the earliest surviving depiction, and there is another in Reading, Berkshire. Note: Exhibition history, provenance, and bibliography are subject to change as new information becomes available. . The spandrels to its side, forming the upper angles of the wooden support, were originally covered by the frame and therefore were not gilded or painted but only gessoed. Rodolfo Pallucchini, ed., La pittura veneziana del Trecento (Venice, 1964), figs. Cf. [fig. Unlike gothic architecture, it is distinguished more by developments in style and function than in technique, and even in these areas there is considerable national and regional diversity. According to Luciano Bellosi, on the other hand (1985), the architectural settings of these frescoes were troppo solide e concrete per non postulare un precedente assisiate (too concrete and solid not to postulate a precedent [for them] in Assisi), and this implied a dating to the early years of the fourteenth century. Although various scholars have expressed doubt, I think Rodolfo Pallucchini (1964) was right to see the hand of the young Paolo in the figures of the two tiny donors painted kneeling at the feet of the wooden relief of San Donato in the altarpiece at Murano, a work dated 1310 and hence the earliest testimony of the artists activity. (New York, 1996), 24:30; Mauro Lucco, Pittura del Trecento a Venezia, in La Pittura in Italia: Il Duecento e il Trecento, ed. Rodolfo Pallucchini, ed., La pittura veneziana del Trecento (Venice, 1964), figs. shows the picture covered with dirt and darkened varnish. Stained glass window at St. Michael's Cathedral (Toronto) depicts Coronation of the Virgin. This central group is surrounded by angels and the elect in heaven. Cf. The great majority of Roman Catholic churches had (and have) a side-altar or "Lady chapel" dedicated to Mary. Francesca Flores dArcais and Giovanni Gentili (Cinisello Balsamo, Milan, 2002), 144145. It may also be assumed that the Coronation would have been surmounted by a gable panel representing the Crucifixion[6] [6]Although most Venetian polyptychs of the fourteenth century have come down to us either disassembled or incomplete, two altarpieces painted by Paolo Venezianoin the Bishops Palace of Krk and the (now dismembered) polyptych from the Collegiata of Pirano (on loan to the Museo di Palazzo Venezia in Rome)still retain a gable panel with the Crucifixion. They are truly superb examples of the painters sophisticated figurative culture, influenced not by Giotto (Florentine, c. 1265 - 1337) (as has sometimes been suggested) but by the neo-Hellenistic figurative art developed in Constantinople and also in other centers of the Byzantine Commonwealth since the 1260s. 5, Bernardo Daddi and His Circle, ed. Two Apostles and the Prophets Jeremiah and Ezekiel (?) The 4th and 7th Street entrances are exit-only. reveal that four knots were cut out of the panel and replaced with insets, and the areas were covered with pieces of fabric. Export from an object page includes entry, notes, images, and all menu items except overview and related contents. They all have long, wavy, blond hair except for the woman, Mary, whose head is covered. Among the many lovely aspects of the life of the Virgin, the loveliest is the story of her conception, born of a kiss between the aged Joachim and the long-barren Saint Ann, as they linger by the city gate. [18] [18]Published as a work of the Veneto-Byzantine school of the 14th century by Ettore Merkel, Isole del nord della Laguna, Quaderni della Soprintendenza ai beni artistici e storici di Venezia 14 (1986): 159160, the panel was reassigned to the Master of Caorle by the present writer. 164-66, ill., compare the Virgin to the one in Botticelli's large Coronation of 1490 (Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence), but find it "far removed from the emotional character of Botticelli's late works"; attribute it to a follower, "someone perhaps familiar with the work of Raffaellino del Garbo," and date it near 1500. The five small panels with stories of the Virgin in the Museo Civico in Pesaro probably come from a similar polyptych. Updates? The three-dimensional leaves are painted gold against the ocean-blue background. Cf. Michelangelo Muraro, Paolo da Venezia (Milan, 1969), 109110, in contrast, thought that these penetrating images of apostles are even later in date, ascribing them to a pittore veneto-bizantino del tardo Trecento (Venetian-Byzantine painter of the late fourteenth century). (Turin, 1993), 4:139; John Hand, National Gallery of Art: Master Paintings from the Collection (New York, 2004), 10. On paintings by Tuscan artists in which Christ crowns Mary generally with both hands, cf. 4th St and Constitution Ave NW Daniele Benati (Milan, 1995), 7778. God the Father and God the Son are represented as identical youthful bearded males while the Holy Spirit appears as a dove that hovers between them. Ca. The panel in the National Gallery of Art is one of the earliest representations of the subject that has come down to us from the Veneto region. The main lines of the draperies were incised into the gesso, but they do not correspond to the gilded highlights of the mantles of Christ and of the Virgin in the painting. Yet, the painting also has a strongly Byzantine character. More likely, however, its painter belonged to the previousgenerationhe may even have been Paolos father, Martino da Venezia. Cf. The painted surface is generally in fair condition. See also M. Knoedler and Co. Records, accession number 2012.M.54, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles: Series II, Box 76 (Sales Book No. 7212 in the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, the above-mentioned fragment with figures of saints and prophets formerly in the Cini collection in Venice, and the painted crucifix now in the church of San Giorgio dei Greci in Venice. 1]  [fig. As regards it possibly belonging to the Washington Coronation, I can only make a tentative hypothesis, given that I am only familiar with the work from photographs; however, the stylistic features of the two paintings show that they belong to the same chronological phase of the painter, and even their proportional relations make their common origin plausible. Coronations are a case of two paintings, both altarpieces, of nearly identical size (the Sant'Ambrogio Coronation is 200 X 287 cm., and the San Bernardo panels now measure 172 X 254 cm. [1] The NGA scientific research department analyzed the gilding of the inscription, that of the background, and that of an area of restoration using x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (see report dated February 9, 1999, in NGA conservation files). But instead of cultivating the formal complexities and agitated rhythms of Byzantine painting of his day, the artist seems to draw inspiration from the powerful firmness of the bodies and the incisive figurative style of the painted images of previous decades. These works are preceded in date by the vigorous language of some other paintings in which the artist strives to create strong effects of plastic relief and to present his figures in illusionistically convincing architectural settings. [2] [2]Fern Rusk Shapley, Catalogue of the Italian Paintings, 2 vols. Broglio, Paris;[2] purchased jointly 27 July 1950 by (Thos. (Milan, 1992), 2:534; Mauro Lucco, Marco di Martino da Venezia (Marco Veneziano), in La Pittura nel Veneto: Il Trecento, ed. [20] [20]The neo-Hellenistic tendency, attested in the field of monumental painting by the frescoes of Sopoani, is also exemplified by various icons in the collection of the monastery of Saint Catherine on Mount Sinai, or by the miniatures in the Prophet Book of the Biblioteca Vaticana (Vat. The subject became common as part of a general increase in devotion to Mary in the Early Gothic period, and is one of the commonest subjects in surviving 14th-century Italian panel paintings, mostly made to go on a side-altar in a church. According to Pallucchini, the panel in question is a work by Paolo Veneziano dating to c.1330 and must have originally formed part of the predella of a now disassembled polyptych. The antependium in the monastery of the Benedictine sisters at Zadar (Zara) and the mosaics of the baptistery of San Marco in Venice are presumably the work of other, as yet unidentified Venetian artists of the period. Charles and his wife, Queen Consort Camilla, will be formally crowned on May 6 in a solemn religious . See also The Kress Collection Digital Archive, https://kress.nga.gov/Detail/objects/2111. This majestic picturea window onto heavenwas painted for Cardinal Pietro Aldobrandini (1571-1621) following the artist's arrival in Rome in 1595. The Virgin Mary is crowned Queen of Heaven by God the Father and Jesus Christ at the same time. and the busts of apostles from the iconostasis of Caorle Cathedral. Paolo died between 1358 and 1362, so he probably would not have been all that young around 1315. An iconographicIconography, or Iconology Terms that refer broadly to the study of subjects and themes in works of art. 21 of the Accademia in Venice. Art historians now generally agree on the need to exclude his works from the catalog of Paolo Veneziano, to whom they were almost unanimously attributed for some thirty years, beginning with Giuseppe Fiocco (19301931), and to whom the Gallery (1985), Francesca Zava Boccazzi (1993), and John Oliver Hand (2004) continued to attribute the Coronation in Washington. In an early mosaic in Ravenna, Italy, virgins present a crown to the child and Mary as a gesture of humility. Enrico Castelnuovo and Bruno Toscano, 6 vols. Subsequently, only Viktor Lazarev, at least in a first publication dating to 1931, preferred to leave the painting in anonymity, while other art historians, until 1965, remained convinced of Paolos authorship. Analysis Of Coronation Of The Virgin By Gengtile Da Fabriano Once gracing the lavish floor of Getty Center, the Coronation of the Virgin which was painted by the extraordinary Italian artist Gentile da Fabriano in 1420, attracted many attentions by its sacredness, powerfulness and magic of the Christ. The Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the fifth of the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary (following the Assumption, the fourth Glorious Mystery) and therefore the idea that the Virgin Mother of God was physically crowned as Queen of Heaven after her Assumption is a traditional Catholic belief echoed in the Rosary. (Milan, 1992), 1:29, 32, 34; Filippo Pedrocco, Paolo Veneziano (Milan and Venice, 2003), 213; Mikls Boskovits, Paolo Veneziano: Riflessioni sul percorso, 1, Arte cristiana 97 (2009): 88 n.21. 203204, published the six panels in question, with busts of apostles; he attributed them to a Master of Caorle. (Rome, 1998), 9:157; Francesca Flores dArcais, in Il Trecento adriatico: Paolo Veneziano e la pittura tra Oriente e Occidente, eds. In other words, he reveals a style akin to but more modernmore attuned to the GothicGothic Term used to denote, since the 15th century, the architecture and, from the 19th century onward, all the visual arts of Europe during a period extending by convention from about 1120 to c. 1400 in central Italy, and until the late 15th century and even well into the 16th century in northern Europe and the Iberian Peninsula. If the artist followed a decidedly philo-Byzantine orientation in his initial phase, in his paintings of the 1320s he draws closer to the classicism pursued by Giotto and other artists of central Italy. Viktorija Markova, Italija: Sobranie ivopisi, vol. From his earliest works (those datable between the second and early third decade of the century, such as the scenes from the life of the Virgin in the Musei Civici at Pesaro[14] [14]Cf. However, the. 1, VIIIXVIvekov (Moscow, 2002), 4143. Although in principle every object with two panels or more may be called a polyptych, the word is normally used as a general term for anything larger than a triptych. All the people and angels have pale skin with a greenish cast, though their cheeks are blush pink. )overall: 108.3 79 1.5 cm (42 5/8 31 1/8 9/16 in. "God Save the Queen" is a song by the English punk rock band the Sex Pistols. (Turin, 1975), 8:323; Fern Rusk Shapley, Catalogue of the Italian Paintings, 2 vols. Photograph in the NGA conservation files. 1, Le vetrate dellUmbria (Rome, 1973), 136; Luciano Gargan, Cultura e arte nel Veneto al tempo del Petrarca (Padua, 1978), 58; Hans Belting, Introduzione, in Il medio oriente e loccidente nellarte del XIII secolo, Atti del XXIV congresso internazionale di storia dellarte, September 1018, 1979, ed. Enter or exit at 4th Street. The Coronation of the Virgin; b. The results of the masters activity in the 1310s, or slightly before, are probably the Crucifixion in the Serbian Orthodox church of Split (Spalato);[16] [16]Published by Kruno Prijatelk, Nota su una Crocifissione vicina a Paolo Veneziano a Split (Spalato), Arte veneta 40 (1986): 148150, the painting was restored to the Master of Caorle by Mauro Lucco, Maestro di Caorle, in La Pittura nel Veneto: Il Trecento, ed. Cf. Overview This Coronation of the Virgin may be the first time the subject, which originated in the West, appears in Venetian art. 880; negative now with Osvaldo Bhm in Venice) is not listed in the catalogs of the photographer Carlo Naya (18161882) that I have been able to consult. One shoe peeks out from under Marys hem, and Jesuss feet are bare. No evidence has yet been found of other panels with which it might have belonged. In the years in which Paolo made his appearance on the scene, the activity of our anonymous master is attested to by works in which the forms tend to be more incisive and in which any cultivation of elegance in gesture, or gothicizing animation in calligraphic rhythm, is muted. Another The Coronation of the Virgin, which is dated 1324, is also attributed to Paolo. It was released as the band's second single and was later included on their only studio album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols.The song was released during Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee in 1977.. Antonio del Zotto e gi Giuseppe Piccoli (Geri-Salvadori, Venice, 1-16 September 1919), does not cite the painting, which perhaps had already been sold. The early gothic style overlapped chronologically with Romanesque and flourished after the onset of Renaissance art in Italy and elsewhere. the panel provides further evidence of the essential stylistic continuity between the manner of Paolo and that of the older master. In fact, the altarpiece did more than merely identify the altar; its form and content evoked the mystery or personage whose cult was celebrated at the altar. Michelangelo Muraro (1969) accepted that proposal, although he did not exclude the alternative suggestion that the four figures originally belonged to una piccola iconostasi (a small iconostasis). The Coronation of the Virgin marks the final episode of the legend of the mother of Jesus, that of her ultimate glorification after her bodily assumption into heaven. The Coronation of the Virgin was painted between the time of 1370-1380. See Gertrude Coor, The Earliest Italian Representation of the Coronation of the Virgin, The Burlington Magazine 99 (1957): 328330. (painter) Alberto Bolaffi and Umberto Allemandi, 11 vols. at the end of the thirteenth century), the San Zan Degol frescoes were interpreted as an announcement of the art of Paolo Veneziano by Michelangelo Muraro, Antichi affreschi veneziani, in Le meraviglie del passato (Verona, 1954), 688. Mauro Lucco, 2 vols. In these areas the artist sometimes wiped his brushes and, on the left side, sketched a pinnacle-shaped form (perhaps a detail of the original frame), discovered after the removal of the surviving remainder of the frame. For a review of the fortuna critica, cf. the altarpieces of San Pantalon at Venice, that of the stories of Saint Lucy at Krk (Croatia), and polyptych no. (Milan, 1992), 2:544; Mojmir Svatopluk Frinta, Punched Decoration on Late Medieval Panel and Miniature Painting (Prague, 1998), 127, 128; Fulvio Zuliani, in Da Giotto al tardogotico: Dipinti dei Musei Civici di Padova del Trecento e della prima met del Quattrocento, ed. Apart from the paintings cited in notes 35 above, I think that Paolos initial phase also should include some paintings significantly attributed in the past to the Master of the National Museum in Belgrade (inv. He holds a long staff in his other hand, which rests in his lap. Mauro Lucco, 2 vols. (fig. The historic Coronation Chair on which Henry VIII and other monarchs of England and later Britain have been crowned for some 700 years is getting a makeover ahead of this year's ceremony for King Charles, London's Westminster Abbey said. Fra Angelica created this tempera with an egg-yolk medium. Duccio designed a circular stained glass window showing the death, assumption and coronation of the Virgin. 6th St and Constitution Ave NW Other objects include books, most likely Bibles, a cross, a crown, a huge cathedral like stage that Mary and Jesus sit upon, and possibly a sword. They are the Madonna and Child no. Another photo [fig. Beyond art, the Coronation is a central motif in Marian Processions around the world, such as the Grand Marian Procession in Los Angeles, revived by the Queen of Angels Foundation. The subject is also notable as one where the whole Christian Trinity is often shown together, sometimes in unusual ways. It is therefore probable that the elderly master shared a workshop around this time with the rising star of fourteenth-century Venetian painting. Cf. [3] The crown has several meanings in secular depictions. A considerable number of small scattered losses appear in the central part of the gold ground as well as in the draperies (especially in the Virgins mantle), whereas along the bottom edge of the panel the paint is irregularly fractured, obliterating the riser of the dais. [4] Marian crowns often include elements of victory and glory, especially during the Baroque period. [3] [3]A fresco in the church of Santi Fermo e Rustico in Verona representing the Coronation of the Virgin must date several years before 1324. (Florence, 2001), 531539. In the earliest version of this iconography in Tuscan painting, the panel by Guido da Siena (c.12701275) now in the Courtauld Institute of Art Gallery in London, Jesus places the crown on his mothers head with his right hand only. More recently, Mauro Lucco (1992) included the painting in the catalog of the Master of Caorle, the conventional name for an artist whose outlines perfectly coincide, in my view, with those of the Master of the Washington Coronation. See Rodolfo Pallucchini, ed.. On 9 June 1311, this magnificent work was carried in procession through the streets of . Christies, Rome, May 20, 1974, lot. [fig. Antonio Dal Zotto [18411918], Venice. Enrico Castelnuovo, 2 vols. 4] Detail, Master of the Washington Coronation, The Coronation of the Virgin, 1324, tempera on poplar, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Samuel H. Kress Collection. An investigation has been launched into the mysterious death of ex-American collegiate swimmer Jamie Cail. (Milan, 1992), 2:537; and by Carla Travi, Il Maestro del trittico di Santa Chiara: Appunti per la pittura veneta di primo Trecento, Arte cristiana 80 (1992): 96 n.57. The woman looks at us while holding both hands up to gesture toward Jesus. Agnew and Sons, Ltd., London) and (Rudolf Heinemann, New York); Agnew share sold to (Rudolf Heinemann, New York); (M. Knoedler and Co., New York);[3] purchased February 1952 as by Paolo Veneziano by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, New York;[4] gift 1952 to NGA. 3, vol. 24, as examples of a bizantinismo. The two painters, however, should not be confused. The episode first appears in medieval sources, but it was not until the thirteenth century that the scene in which Christ places the crown on his mothers head is explicitly illustrated in monumental painting and sculpture. [8] [8]Following its late nineteenth-century attributionby whom remains unclearto CaterinoVeneziano (in the caption of the nineteenth-century photographcited in Technical Summary note 3), Raimond van Marle (1924) cited the Coronationas an anonymous work of gothico-byzantine style. Evelyn Sandberg-Vaval in 1930 expressed the view that it is highly feasible to attribute it to Maestro Paolo himself, and in the following year Giuseppe Fiocco (19301931) unhesitatingly confirmed this attribution. Cf. Ghirlandaio places this close encounter of the Biblical kind at the top of a staircase inside what appears to be a . Color reproductions in the reconstruction indicate panels in the National Gallery of Art collection. More recently, Mauro Lucco (1992) included the painting in the catalog of the Master of Caorle, the conventional name for an artist whose outlines perfectly coincide, in my view, with those of the Master of the Washington Coronation. The applicability of the term to Italian painting is debated, as is its usefulness in accounting for developments in Netherlandish painting from the early 15th century. They both sit on an olive-green cushion on the gold throne. Our editors will review what youve submitted and determine whether to revise the article. Cf. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Rodolfo Pallucchini, ed., La pittura veneziana del Trecento (Venice, 1964), 2224, figs. [2] Michelangelo Muraro, Paolo da Venezia, Milano, 1969: 157, transmits the reported provenance of the painting from the Broglio collection, annotated on a photograph in the photographic archive of the Biblioteca Berenson at the Villa I Tatti, Florence. 1]  [fig. 5. Cf. Giuseppe Fiocco, Le primizie di maestro Paolo Veneziano, Dedalo 11 (19301931): 887888; National Gallery of Art, European Paintings: An Illustrated Catalogue (Washington, DC, 1985), 300; Francesca Zava Boccazzi, Paolo Veneziano, in Dizionario della pittura e dei pittori, ed. The gold striations that define the figures robes, the flat gold background, and the almost abstract way that colors and shapes fill the field might have been copied from a Byzantine icon. (Milan, 1992), 2:537; Carla Travi, Su una recente storia della pittura del Veneto nel Trecento, Arte cristiana 82 (1994): 7172. 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