Roverella Polyptych, Projected scheme of the altarpiece. Depicted is (top) the Lamenation, (center) Madonna and Child with musical angels, (right) Saints Paul and Maurelius with patron Cardinal Bartolomeo Roverella, (bottom, left to right) tondos of the Flight into Egypt, the Circumcision and the Adoration of the Magi. Not pictured in this image is a fragment, which would be located to the left of the Virgin and Child, of Saint George., ca. 1475

Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.BOFE.0373; Public Notes: The polyptych was separated sometime after 1709 when the piece was partially destroyed by artillery fire while situated at the Roverella Chapel of San Giorgio. The Lamentation lunette can be found at the Musee du Louvre in Paris, France, the Virgin and Child panel is in possession of the National Gallery in London, England, the unpictured panel of Saint George is at the San Diego Museum of Art in California, and the panel with Saint Paul and Saint Maurelius is located at the Galleria Colonna in Rome, Italy. The first tondo, to the left, of Flight into Egypt, can be found at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The second tondo, in the center, of the Cirucumcision, is at the Isabella Stewart Gardiner Museum in Boston. Lastly, the third tondo, to the right, of the Adoration of the Magi is located at the Fogg Museum in Massachusetts.