Analyzes Cistercian elements in the iconography of a 14th c. polyptych (Florence, Galleria dell'Accademia, inv. 8463), attributed to the Master of the Rinuccini Chapel (Matteo di Pacino?), and suggests that it was originally associated with (if not commissioned directly by) the Cistercians at Badia a Settimo. Identifies the literary source for the painted texts in the central panel of the Apparition of the Virgin to S. Bernard of Clairvaux as the 13th c. Liber de passione domini et doloribus et planctibus matris eius, in the "planctus Mariae" tradition. Suggests that the association with Badia a Settimo may aid in the attribution problem.
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