The painting representing the Madonna and Child, St Mark, St Augustin and the kneeling Agostino Barbarigo, and musician angels is known as the Barbarigo Altarpiece. It is signed and dated in the centre of the Virgin's throne: "IOANNES BELLINVS 1488". It was commissioned by Doge Agostino Barbarigo, member of an important family of the Venetian aristocracy, who placed the painting in the most prominent position of the main hall in the family palace. Dying in 1501, Agostino left the canvas to the women's monastery of Santa Maria degli Angeli at Murano. However, the canvas was soon moved to San Pietro Martire, Murano, to make space for an Annunciation (now lost) commissioned to Titian.

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	Barbarigo Altarpiece 1488 Oil on canvas, 200 x 320 cm San Pietro Martire, Murano
	Barbarigo Altarpiece (detail) 1488 Oil on canvas San Pietro Martire, Murano
	Barbarigo Altarpiece (detail) 1488 Oil on canvas San Pietro Martire, Murano
	Barbarigo Altarpiece (detail) 1488 Oil on canvas San Pietro Martire, Murano