Note 139 — HENRY FUSELI, Esq. M.A. R.A. (continued 4)
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In S. Giorgio Maggiore is a St. Stephen and Sebastian, with the inscription:
1445. Johannes de Alemania et Antonius de Muriano. P.
from which, another picture at Padova, inscribed "Antonio de Muran e Zohan Alamanus pinxit," and some traces of foreign style where his name occurs, Lanzi suspects that the inscription in S. Pantaleone, "Zuane, e Antonio da Muran, pense 1444," on which the existence of Giovanni is founded, means no other than the German partner of Antonio.