Saint Frances of Rome 

Antoniazzo Romano, an Italian painter active in Rome in the late 15th and early 16th centuries, is known for his devotional paintings. This piece, "Saint Frances of Rome", features the Saint in a moment of intercession, shown with a group of people around a bed, seemingly healing a sick man. The image is characterized by its rich colors and detailed figures, typical of the Renaissance era. The inscription below the figures further reinforces the scene's devotional purpose, narrating the story of St. Frances's miraculous healing. This work highlights Antoniazzo's skill in portraying religious narrative and emotional expression, appealing to both the devout and the art aficionado.