he Martyrdom of SS. Cosmas and Damian, St. Anthony of Padua finding the Miser's Heart; two panels of the predella of the Madonna and Child Enthroned by Filippo Lippi

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"The Martyrdom of SS. Cosmas and Damian, St. Anthony of Padua finding the Miser's Heart" are two panels of the predella of the "Madonna and Child Enthroned," a significant work by the Italian Renaissance painter Filippo Lippi, commonly known as Fra Filippo Lippi. These panels, attributed to the artist Francesco Pesellino, also known as Francesco di Stefano, were part of a larger altarpiece created in the mid-15th century. Pesellino, an influential Florentine painter, was known for his narrative skill and attention to detail, which are evident in these predella panels.

The predella, a horizontal element below the main image of an altarpiece, typically contains a series of small scenes related to the larger subject above. In this case, the panels depict the martyrdom of the twin brothers and early Christian saints, Cosmas and Damian, who were reputed to be doctors who healed the sick without charge. Their martyrdom is a dramatic and poignant subject in Christian art, symbolizing the ultimate sacrifice for faith. The second panel illustrates a miracle performed by St. Anthony of Padua, a popular Franciscan preacher and saint, known for his devotion to the poor and his miraculous works. The scene where he finds the miser's heart replaced by money is a powerful allegory of the corrupting influence of greed.

These works are notable for their representation of religious fervor and moral lessons, common themes in Renaissance art. The panels are also significant for their artistic merit, showcasing Pesellino's mastery of composition, color, and the ability to convey complex narratives within a confined space. The predella panels are an essential part of understanding the devotional practices and artistic achievements of the 15th-century Italian Renaissance. They provide insight into the collaboration between artists and the workshop system of the time, as well as the interplay between religious iconography and the emerging humanist philosophy that characterized the period.

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