El pintor Pere Serra i Pedralbes: noves obres
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.1999.v29.i1.522Abstract
This article traces the history of some predella panels that had been kept at the Convent of Pedralbes until the end of the nineteenth century. Shortly thereafter, they appeared on the art market and their present location is unknown. The panels were probably the work of the Serra brothers (second half of the fourteenth century). The study and attribution are based on drawings produced at the end of the nineteenth or beginning of the twentieth century by Pau Mila i Fontanals, Josep Puiggari and Macari Golferichs.
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