Museo Provinciale, Bari
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Saint Andria Polyptych: Saint Bernardino and Saint Peter, This image shows St. Peter and St. Bernardino. St. Peter holds the keys to the Kingdom and a book, and St. Bernardino holds a tablet/standard inscribed with the letters IHS., 1483
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0335; Public Notes: This work is the right panel of a polyptych that also includes St. Francis (center panel) and St. Michael and St. Dominic (left panel). The polyptych was originally in the Church of S. Andria.
Saint Andria Polyptych: Saint Francis, This image depicts St. Francis standing (full figure), and raising his hands to show his stigmata. He wears a Franciscan habit that has a tear on the left side., 1483
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0334; Public Notes: This work is the central panel in a polyptych that also includes St. Michael and St. Dominic in another panel (left) and St. Bernardino and St. Peter (right panel). The polyptych was originally in the Chiesa Dei Minori Osservanti di Andria.
Saint Andria Polyptych: Saint Michael and Saint Dominic, This image shows St. Michael and St. Dominic. St. Michael is in the foreground, wearing armor, standing on a dragon which he is spearing, and he is holding scales with the damned and the blessed. St. Dominic is behind St. Michael and holds a lily and a book., 1483
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0336; Public Notes: This panel is the left panel of a polyptych that also includes St. Francis (center panel), and St. Bernardino and St. Peter; originally in the Church of St. Andria.
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