Monk on a Mule with Companion, Conversing with Man Feeding Sheep, in Mountainous Landscape

The attribution to the little-known fifteenth-century Veronese artist Paolo Morando called il Cavazzola was made by Janos Scholz on the basis of comparisons with the artist’s painted work, such as his Deposition from the church of S. Bernardino in Verona, and now in the Museo di Castelvecchio of that town. It was accepted by Terence Mullaly (Venice 1971, 30-31). Works are the artist are so few, and drawings so rare, that it seems impossible to be certain of the attribution.