The fourth depicts the Eternal Father between two saints and surrounded by angels and cherubs.
ROME, VATICAN, PINACOTECA.
The Resurrection. Panel. 2·27 × 1·67 = 7 ft. 6 in. × 5 ft. 6 in.
The Madonna and Child. 0·89 × 1·65 = 2 ft. 11 in. × 5 ft. 6 in.
The Virgin is seated on a magnificent canopied throne beneath a vaulted archway. The divine Child is nude, and stands erect on her knees. Around are four saints patrons of Perugia, St. Herculanus, St. Constantius, St. Lawrence, and St. Louis of Toulouse, all richly dressed.
The throne is inscribed: HOC PETRVS DE CHASTRO PLEBIS PINXIT
This was originally in the chapel of the Town Hall at Perugia, for which it was painted, and was carried to Paris in 1797.
SS. Placido, Flavia, and Benedict. 0·31 × 0·26 each.
San Placido bears the Palm, San Benedetto the holy water, asperge, and a book, and Santa Flavia is crowned and has her hands clasped. She and San Placido were brother and sister and early disciples of St. Benedict.
From the pilasters forming the sides of the "Ascension" removed from the Benedictine Church of S. Pietro in Perugia and now at Lyons.