Enkele nieuwe inzichten met betrekking tot de De genezing van de blinde te Jericho van de Meester van de Inzameling van het Manna en de lokalisering van diens atelier

Some scholars have doubted the attribution of The Healing of the Blind Man to the Master of the Gathering of the Manna, but this appears to be unfounded in light of its close similarities to the master's The Crucifixion, The Gathering of the Manna, and The Offering of the Jews. Research by Molly Faries has shown that the underdrawing of The Healing of the Blind Man does not differ from that on the other panels as much as had been thought. Differences can be attributed to the fact that the three panels were painted about 1460–70, whereas The Healing of the Blind Man dates from around 1475–80, with the participation of an assistant.