Assisi Szent Ferenc

Proveniencia

Ipolyi Arnold vásárrlás a Ramboux gyűjteményből 1867-ben

Restaurálás

1956 Varga Dezső

Kiállítások

• 1982 Krems-Stein, Minoritenkirche "Franz von Assisi"

Irodalom

• Sallay, Dóra: Corpus of Sienese Paintings in Hungary, 1420–1510. Florence, Centro Di, 2015. kat. 179-188 16a-b
• Sallay 2008, 8, repr. 10, 16 (Neroccio de’ Landi, c. 1475–80, perhaps be longed to the triptych dated 1476)
• Sallay 2003[a], 45 n. 31 (attributed to Neroccio);
• Frinta 1998, 448, Ka40 (repertory of punch marks, lists the Saint John as by Andrea di Niccolò);
• Miklós Boskovits, verbal communication, 1989 (Andrea di Niccolò); Vatne 1989, 333 (not by Andrea di Niccolò); Michele Maccherini, in Bellosi ed. 1993, 322, figs. 1–2 (Neroccio de’ Landi, attribution based on the oral communication of Andrea De Marchi; close in date to the altarpiece of 1476); Kier and Zehnder ed. 1998, 567–68, nos. 161–162 (Giovanni Boccati, reconstruction of the Ramboux collection);
• E. Vavra, in Gründler ed. 1982, 539–40, fig. 75 (Giovanni Boccati); Zampetti 1988, 1, 397 (Giovanni Boccati); Cséfalvay 1989, 104 (Giovanni Boccati, reconstruction of the Ipolyi collection);
• Mucsi 1975, 43–44, nos. 208–209 (Giovanni Boccati, last quarter of the 15th century);
• Zampetti 1969, 86 (Giovanni Boccati);
• Berenson 1968, I, 10 (added to the list by Louisa Vertova as works by Andrea di Niccolò);
• Boskovits- Mojzer- Mucsi 1964, 65–66, figs. 52–53/III (Andrea di Niccolò);
• Coor 1961, 55 n. 183, 133, 199 (remarks that the pieces, unknown to her but recorded by Ramboux, may have formed the predella of Neroccio’s triptych of 1476);
• Vecchietta’s influence, close to the predella of the altarpiece of 1498 in Casole d’Elsa);
• Enzo Carli, written communication, 20 November 1961 (Andrea di Niccolò, a relatively early work under
• Genthon 1948, 70 (Francesco di Giorgio Martini);
• Van Marle, 1923–38, XVI (1937), 246 (possibly Vecchietta, does not mention the Saint John);
• Gerevich 1928, 225 (Vecchietta, does not mention the Saint Francis);
• Ramboux 1862, 28, and [Ramboux] 1867, 30, nos. 161–62 (Neroccio or possibly Vecchietta);