Saint Peter Martyr and a Bishop Saint Saint Evasio

Saint Peter Martyr and a Bishop Saint Saint Evasio

Artist: Giovanni Martino Spanzotti (Italian, Active 1480 to about 1523)

Original Dimensions: 30" x 20 1/2"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (1496-1500) "This painting and Saints Nicholas of Tolentino and John the Baptist are panels from the multi-part Dal Ponte Altarpiece, made for the church of San Francesco in Casale Monferrato. We know that these panels would have formed part of the upper tier because the vaulted ceiling is painted as though from below. The other parts of the altarpiece are in the Brera, Milan; Accademia Albertina, Turin and a private collection. Saint Peter Martyr was a Dominican friar from Verona. He holds a martyr’s palm, while in his head is the hatchet with which perceived heretics assassinated him. The bishop may be Saint Evasio, of about the third century AD, who was a missionary and bishop of nearby Asti. He was beheaded by pagans in the forests surrounding Casale Monferrato and his relics are preserved in the Cathedral there." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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