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Letter
The St Agatha Master, the Carmine Madonna Master, and Certain Questions of Method
12/1950 | 573 | 92
Pages: 354-357
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Author:
Coor-Achenbach, Gertrude (Coor-Achenbach, Gertrude; Achenbach, Gertrude Coor-; Coor, Gertrude)
Author:
Garrison, Edward B. (Garrison, Edward B.)
Subjects
artists:
Master of Saint Agatha
subjects:
Italian painting / Attributions
Article
Two Additions to the Works of a Florentine Dugento Atelier
04/1950 | 565 | 92
Pages: 94-97
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Author:
Coor-Achenbach, Gertrude (Coor-Achenbach, Gertrude; Achenbach, Gertrude Coor-; Coor, Gertrude)
Subjects
artists:
Master of Saint Agatha
artists:
Coppo di Marcovaldo
artists:
Master of the Magdalen
dates:
1200-1299
places:
Italy / Florence
subjects:
Italian painting / Florentine / Attributions
subjects:
Mary, Virgin / Iconography / Formal analysis
Illustrations
Attributed works:
2. St John the Evangelist. Here Attributed to the Workshop of the 'Carmine Madonna Master'. Panel, 47 by 38 cm. (Private Collection, Florence.)
Attributed works:
4. Madonna and Child. Detail. Here Attributed to the 'Carmine Madonna Master'. Panel, about 215 by 112 cm without Arched Addition. (S. Maria del Carmine, Florence.)
Attributed works:
5. St Agatha. Here Attributed to the Workshop of the 'Carmine Madonna Master'. Obverse of Processional Standard. Panel, 70 by 48 cm. (Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Florence.)
Attributed works:
6. Madonna and Child. Fragment. Here Attributed to the 'Carmine Madonna Master'. Panel. (Russian Museum, Leningrad.)
Attributed works:
7. Madonna and Child. Here Attributed to the 'Carmine Madonna Master'. Tabernacle Centre, 98 by 60 cm. (Uffizi, Florence.)
Western art unattributed:
3. St Thomas. Italian Mosaic, Second-Third of the Thirteenth Century. (Baptistery, Florence.)