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Uffizi Highlights Bernardo Zenale Panels Conceived for One Altarpiece

Uffizi Highlights Bernardo Zenale Panels Conceived for One Altarpiece Image: Museo delle Porcellane, Florence

The Uffizi has highlighted two panels by Bernardo Zenale that were conceived as the sides of the same altarpiece.

One panel depicts a saintly monk with his donor, while the other depicts the Archangel Michael. The works are identified as ‘San Michele Arcangelo’ and ‘Santo monaco e donatore,’ and are dated to around 1490.

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