Umbrian School, circa 1500

The panel is flat and stable and cradled on the reverse. The paint surface is a little dirty beneath an old, discolored varnish and would benefit from a light clean and fresh varnish. Inspection under UV reveals an old area of restoration in the background, upper left of approx. 3 by 2 cm. and further very minor retouches in scattered here and there. Offered unframed.
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This Resurrection is based on a composition by Pietro Perugino for a large scale panel now in the Pinacoteca Vaticana, Rome (inv. no. 318).¹

1. P. Scarpellini, Pietro Perugino, Milan 1984, p. 99, cat. no. 100, reproduced figs. 177-181.