A tower in the left background of this painting has a worn roof with broken rafters, while at the right two soldiers converse, with one of them kneeling.
The man in the right foreground of this painting seems to be a mirror image of the same saint as he appears in Giovanni Bellini's San Giobbe Altarpiece. A tower in the left background of this painting has a worn roof with broken rafters, while at the right two soldiers converse, with one of them kneeling. Matteo, the dedicatee of this painting, was a member of the Knights Hospitaller, leading to one possible identification for the figure in armor on the left, though the red-and-white flag that he carries may indicate that he is actually St. Liberalis of Treviso. A family crest with three ribs sits at the bottom of the large (*) throne that towers over the foreground of this work, indicating that it was commissioned by the Costanzo family. This sacra conversazione piece establishes a triangle between its three main figures, usually identified as Mary, Francis, and Nicasius. For 10 points, name this Madonna by Giorgione that is named for his hometown.
The man in the right foreground of this painting seems to be a mirror image of the same saint as he appears in Giovanni Bellini's San Giobbe Altarpiece.
Castelfranco Madonna [accept answers with Francis and Nicasius or Liberalis before mentioned] 