Polyptych: Saint Bernardino/Nicholas of Tolentino and Saint Anthony of Padua, This image shows the right side panels of a polyptych. Here we see St. Bernardino and St. Anthony of Padua. St. Bernardino holds a book and a sun. St. Anthony of Padua holds a book and a lily and wears a Franciscan habit. David Savage (2012) identifies the St. Bernardino figure as St. Nicholas of Tolentino (or Vincent Ferrer). The Fondazione Federigo Zeri also refers to this figure as Nicholas of Tolentino.
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Venetian/Venice/Veneto/Veneziana (VENI) | Polyptych: Saint Bernardino/Nicholas of Tolentino and Saint Anthony of Padua, This image shows the right side panels of a polyptych. Here we see St. Bernardino and St. Anthony of Padua. St. Bernardino holds a book and a sun. St. Anthony of Padua holds a book and a lily and wears a Franciscan habit. David Savage (2012) identifies the St. Bernardino figure as St. Nicholas of Tolentino (or Vincent Ferrer). The Fondazione Federigo Zeri also refers to this figure as Nicholas of Tolentino., 1447, Photographed in before 1939
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