A Bishop Saint

Image credit: The National Gallery, London

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A bishop saint holds up a book in this rather damaged medallion; we are not sure exactly who he is. This is one of three fragments in the National Gallery’s collection which possibly came from the Palazzo del Podesta in Assisi, and were perhaps once part of the framing of some large composition.

They were probably painted in the first half of the fourteenth century and have recently been attributed to the so-called Master of San Crispino, who decorated the Oratorio di San Crispino at Assisi in the 1330s.

The National Gallery, London

London

Title

A Bishop Saint

Date

about 1350-1400

Medium

Fresco, transferred to canvas

Measurements

H 78.1 x W 64.8 cm

Accession number

NG4145

Acquisition method

Bought, 1926

Work type

Painting

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