and Fritz Unger by a Nazi looting organisation. The painting resurfaced in 1974 at the Galerie Fischer in Lucerne, Switzerland, and was acquired via Christies and an Italian antiquarian by the Italian collector, Francesco Federico Cerruti. A settlement between the Cerruti Foundation and the Arens-Unger family specified that the museum will tell the history of the stolen and recovered work. Selected works 1472 – The Morelli-Nerli Cassone, wood cassone decorated with paintings (Courtauld Institute Galleries) ca 1473 – Annunciation (church of Santa Lucia dei Magnoli, Florence) ca 1475/80 – Story of Cupid and Psyche, two panels (Fitzwilliam Museum; private collection) 1470s – Madonna and Child with Saints Lucy, Sebastian, John the Baptist and Catherine (Ackland Art Museum) 1480 – Saint John the Baptist, (National Gallery of Art) 1480s – Saint Jerome and Saint Francis (El Paso Museum of Art) 1483-86 – Pietà with Saints Fridian and Jerome (formerly Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin; destroyed in 1945) 1480/85 – Votive Altarpiece: The Trinity, the Virgin, St. John and Donors (The National Museum of Western Art) ca 1485 – Saint John the Baptist (Museum of Fine Arts) ca 1485 – Madonna and Child with the Infant, Saint John the Baptist and Attending Angel, oil on panel (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) ca 1485 – The Legend of Brutus and Portia, oil on panel (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) 1480s – The Reconciliation of the Romans and Sabines, tempera and gold on panel (Philadelphia Museum of Art) ca 1485-90 - Death of Eurydice; Eurydice Taken to Hades; Orpheus Playing Among the Animals, three panels (Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam; Khanenko Museum of Art, Kiev; Wawel Castle, Cracow) ca 1490 – Scenes from the Story of Esther (Uffizi Gallery; Museum of Fine Arts; Louvre) 1490-93 – Crucifixion with the Virgin and Saints Fridian, Catherine of Alexandria, John the Evangelist, Sebastian, Tobias and the Angel and Lawrence (church of San Frediano in Cestello, Florence). References External links Sellaio biography at the Web Gallery of Art Italian Paintings: Florentine School, a collection catalog containing information about Sellaio and his works (see pages: 170–171; MMA #41.100.10). 1442 births 1493 deaths 15th-century Italian painters Italian male painters Italian Renaissance painters Painters from Florence