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The finding of the will, inventory and sales of the goods after the death in 1448 in Valencia of the painter Joan Moreno allows us to analyse the importance of the drawings in the international gothic painting ateliers. The specific mention of drawings of the German painter Marcal de Sas (†1410) and of a Florentine painter, who can be identified with Gherardo Starnina (ca. 1345-1409-13) offers us the possibility of analysing this documentary evidence in relation with the Uffizzi Drawing-book (inv. 2264F-2281F, 18304F-18306F, 18324). A collection of drawings dated ca. 1400 in the city of Valencia and related to the two major international gothic styles: Nordic and Florentine.

“De la mà de un florentí” y “De mestre Marçal”. Los dibujos del pintor valenciano Joan Moreno (1382-1448) y el cuaderno de los Uffizi