Attributed to Pierre Reymond (1513-1584) French, Limoges, mid-16th century

with a white label marked: COLLEZIONE SANGIORGI numbered: 19581, 24900, 9400, and 314, a label numbered: 59, and a fragmentary label on the reverse

Giorgio Sangiorgi, Rome, by 1912;
Achillito Chiesa, Milan, late 1920s;
either the Agosti or Mendoza collection, Milan, until 1937

Milan, Galleria Pesaro, Le collezioni Agosti e Mendoza, December 1936, no. 47

G. Botta, Le collezioni Agosti e Mendoza, Milan, 1936, pl. XC

Overall the condition of the plaque is very good with some wear and dirt to the surface consistent with age. The gilding has some wear, including at the staff and the halo of the Lamb. There is some minor wear, slight greening and tarnishing to the gilding of the frame. The cloth mount is discoloured and worn.
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The present plaque may have been a pendant to the Saint Jerome attributed to Reymond in the Musée du Louvre (inv. no. OA 4008).