Works in Spain, France, Germany and Algiers
Madonna and Child
1367
Städtlisches Kunstinstitut, Frankfurt am Main
Signed 'barnabas de mutina pinxit in ianua mccclxvii'
Madonna and Child
1369
Berlin (destroyed 1945)
Signed and dated 1369. Illustrated in Berenson 1968.
Annunciation
Lindenau Museum, Altenburg
Predella panel
Polyptych of St Lucy
Murcia Cathedral, Spain
This work was commissioned by Dona Juana Manuel, who is also associated with the London panel.
Lower register:
Lower register:
- Central panel: Madonna suckling the Child
- Side panels: Annunciation
- Exaltation of the Cross
- A saint presenting Don Juan Manuel
- A saint presenting Dona Juana, Queen of Henry II of Castile
- Four more saints
- Central panel: St. Lucy Enthroned
- Side panels: Eight scenes from her life
- Pinnacles: Crucifixion and four busts of saints
Madonna and Child
Louvre, Paris
This work was originally in San Francesco, Pisa. It was removed by Napoleon.
Crucifixion with the Virgin and St John
Musee des Beaux Arts, Caen
Circle of Barnaba da Modena
Virgin and Child with St Michael and St John the Baptist
Musée du petit Palais, Avignon
Baptism of Christ
Musee des Beaux Arts, Algiers
Illustrated in Pasquale Rotondi Una Madonna di Barnaba da Modena 1960 and Berenson 1968.
Works in America
Madonna and Child
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Circle of Barnaba da Modena
Madonna and Child
Pomona College Museum of Art, California
The Christ Child holds a scroll that reads "Beati qui audiunt verbum Dei" ("Blessed are those who hear the word of the Lord"). In the pseudo-predella, are, from left to right, St Anthony Abbot, the Virgin, Christ as the Man of Sorrows, St John the Evangelist and St Catherine of Alexandria.
This work is from the Kress Collection.
This work is from the Kress Collection.
Crucifixion
Museum of Art, Indianapolis
Barnaba da Modena (attr)
Crucifixion with St Catherine of Alexandria, the Virgin, St John and St Christopher.
Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick, Maine
This work is from the Kress Collection.