Tag: 15th century

• Head of Christ

  

  A Florentine Head of Christ is possibly the work of Giovanni da Maiano

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  September 18, 2021

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  15th century, Benedetto Maiano, Compianto, Florence, Giovanni Maiano, Lamentation, Maiano, renaissance

• A Johannes-schüssel by Bernt Notke

  

  A Johannes-schüssel or Head of John the Baptist here ascribed to Bernt Notke or his workshop.

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  September 9, 2021

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  15th century, Bernt Notke, gothic, john the baptist, North German, renaissance, Stockholm, Sweden

• Michele di Giovanni da Fiesole and the origins of the Florentine plaquette

  

  Two of the earliest Renaissance plaquettes, long associated with Donatello and his school, are probably the work of Michele di Giovanni da Fiesole.

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  June 13, 2020

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  15th century, baiser de paix, donatello, Florence, Il Greco, kusstafel, Maso di Bartolomeo, Michele di Giovanni da Fiesole, Michele di Giovanni di Bartolo, Michelozzo, Renaissance pax, Renaissance plaquette

• Glyptics, Italian Plaquettes in France and their Reproduction in Enamel

  

  The emergence of Italian plaquettes in France and their use by the enamelers of Limoges, especially Jean Penicaud II and the Master KIP.

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  November 7, 2019

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  15th century, 16th century, enamel, Engraved Gems, galeazzo mondella, Giovanni Bernardi, Glypics, intaglio, Jean Penicaud III, Limoges, Limoges enamel, Master KIP, Matteo del Nassaro, moderno, mortars, pax, Pierre Reymond, plaquette, Renaissance architecture, rock crystal, valerio belli, Venetian enamal