San Giacomo Altarpiece (Veronese)

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The San Giacomo Altarpiece was a 1577-1580 oil on canvas triptych by Paolo Veronese and his workshop, named after a now-demolished church on Murano in Venice. Its three panels are now split between the Barber Institute (Visitation), Chelsea and Westminster Hospital (Resurrection) and Burghley House ( Zebedee’s Wife Petitioning Our Lord).

Wife was bought by Brownlow Cecil, 9th Earl of Exeter in 1769. [1] Visitation was bought by Sir James Wright, Britain's ambassador to Venice, in the 1770s. [2] Resurrection was acquired by Westminster Hospital. [3]

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  1. "Catalogue entry".
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  3. "ArtUK entry".