Paintings from the Marches : Gentile to Raphael
Zampetti, Pietro
Paintings from the Marches : Gentile to Raphael / Pietro Zampetti - London : Phaidon , c1971. - 277 p. : illus. ; 29 cm
The school of Fabriano : Gentile da Fabriano ; The master of Staffolo ; Francesco di Gentile ; Antonio da Fabriano The school of Camerino : Carlo da Camerino ; Olivuccio de Ceccarello ; Arcangelo di Cola ; Giovanni Boccati ; Giovanni Angelo di Antonio ; Gerolamo di Giovanni ; The master of Patullo The school of San Severino : Lorenzo and Jacopo Salimbeni ; Lorenzo d' Alessandro ; Ludovico Urbani Carlo Crivelli and his followers : Vittore Crivelli ; Pietro Alemanno ; Nicola d' Ancona The artistic environment of Urbino and the origins of Raphael : Giovanni Santi ; Evangelista di Pian di Meleto ; Bartolomeo di Gentile ; Timoteo Viti ; The origins of Raphael
The role of the Marches was unique ; they formed the meeting ground between the art of central Italy and that of Venice and Padua, and up to this day,we identify the most complete expression of Renaissance humanism with the culture at the Court of Urbino, praised by Baldassare Castiglione.
Translated from the Italian to English
0714815004
Italian paintings Painters from Italian Marches---1300-1500
Painters---Renaissance
REF 759.567 ZAM
Paintings from the Marches : Gentile to Raphael / Pietro Zampetti - London : Phaidon , c1971. - 277 p. : illus. ; 29 cm
The school of Fabriano : Gentile da Fabriano ; The master of Staffolo ; Francesco di Gentile ; Antonio da Fabriano The school of Camerino : Carlo da Camerino ; Olivuccio de Ceccarello ; Arcangelo di Cola ; Giovanni Boccati ; Giovanni Angelo di Antonio ; Gerolamo di Giovanni ; The master of Patullo The school of San Severino : Lorenzo and Jacopo Salimbeni ; Lorenzo d' Alessandro ; Ludovico Urbani Carlo Crivelli and his followers : Vittore Crivelli ; Pietro Alemanno ; Nicola d' Ancona The artistic environment of Urbino and the origins of Raphael : Giovanni Santi ; Evangelista di Pian di Meleto ; Bartolomeo di Gentile ; Timoteo Viti ; The origins of Raphael
The role of the Marches was unique ; they formed the meeting ground between the art of central Italy and that of Venice and Padua, and up to this day,we identify the most complete expression of Renaissance humanism with the culture at the Court of Urbino, praised by Baldassare Castiglione.
Translated from the Italian to English
0714815004
Italian paintings Painters from Italian Marches---1300-1500
Painters---Renaissance
REF 759.567 ZAM
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