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Giovanni Batista Cima da Conegliano
Lamentation over Dead Christ with a Carmelite Monk. Circa 1500

Tempera, oil on canvas
199×148 cm
Carmelite Monastery, acquired from the Carmelite Monastery by a Frenchman, Giraldon, living in Venice in 1799, sold to Count S. G. Stroganov in 1856, donated by the heirs of Count P. S. Stroganov to the Hermitage in 1912
Ж-2681
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This altarpiece was painted for the Carmelite Monastery in Venice and it was held in the chapter-house there, where it was mentioned by Boschini, Zanetti, and Federici. The Carmelite monk, depicted on the right, is thought by several scholars to have commissioned the work and should be interpreted as St. Albert of Trapani.

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Go to the full description on "Italian painting in VIII-XX centuries" catalogue.
  • Tempera, oil on canvas
    199×148 cm
  • At the PMFA since 1930
    Carmelite Monastery, acquired from the Carmelite Monastery by a Frenchman, Giraldon, living in Venice in 1799, sold to Count S. G. Stroganov in 1856, donated by the heirs of Count P. S. Stroganov to the Hermitage in 1912
    • Ж-2681
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Giovanni Batista Cima da Conegliano

1459/1460–1517/1518

Giovanni Batista Cima da Conegliano
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Madonna and Child

Turn of the XV-XVI century. Oil on canvas
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Christ Enthroned

Before 1505. Tempera on wood, goldplating
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Святое семейство

1490-е. Oil on wood
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