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Throughout the 15th century, the various altars of Sant Pere were gradually covered with Gothic altarpieces. The main altarpiece of Sant Pere was the first to be installed. It was commissioned in 1411 from Lluís Borrassà, one of the most prominent painters of the International Gothic style. Of the altarpiece's 19 panels, the Museum preserves 13. Of the rest, one is located in the Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge-Massachusetts (United States) depicting Saint John the Baptist and Saint Barbara. Another is in the National Art Museum of Catalonia. The remaining four are missing. Responsible: VKGO. Purpose: Execution of the Service, evaluation and monitoring of the Service provided by Collaborators, improvement of the Service with the “feedback” provided, information to the User. Legitimation: User's consent (interested party). Recipients: Data will be transferred to our Collaborators for the execution of the service. Rights: You have the right, among others, to access, rectify, limit and delete your data. Extra information: You can consult extra and detailed information about Data Protection in the Privacy Policy. RM P6KB9M–ROMANIC ART. "SAINT DEACON". Representation of a religious figure with a nimbus, barefoot, wearing a chasuble and holding a stone in one hand. It is assumed to be SAINT STEPHEN. Tempera mural painting (200 x 60 cm.) from the upper part of the southern wall of the apse of the parish church of Sant Salvador, in Polinyà (province of Barcelona, Vallès Occidental region). Dated around 1122. Diocesan Museum of Barcelona.
