Biagio d'Antonio da Firenze; St. Jerome in the Wilderness; ca. 1476; tempera on panel; 55 1/2 in. x 20 7/8 in. (141 cm. x 53 cm.); This large and impressive painting was once the left door of a now-dismembered three-partite altarpiece that most likely had an enthroned Madonna and Child as its central panel. St. Jerome is depicted as a heroic figure; his posture inspired by the classic contrapposto; or weight-shift; found in ancient sculpture; accentuated by the clinging drapery that delineates the body beneath it.