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The ‘Crucifixion’ and the ‘Last Supper’: two bronzes by Francesco Brambilla for Milan Cathedral
11/2015 | 1352 | 157
Pages: 764-768
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Author:
Zanuso, Susanna (Zanuso, Susanna)
Subjects
artists:
Brambilla, Francesco, the Younger / Procaccini, Camillo / Busca, Giovanni Battista, act. 1596-1599
buildings:
Duomo di Milano, Milan, Italy
dates:
1590-1609
museums and institutions:
Collections, Public
museums and institutions:
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada / Skulpturensammlung und Museum für Byzantinische Kunst, Bode-Museum, Berlin, Germany
subjects:
Italian sculpture / Bronzes / Plaques / Reliefs / Provenance / Attribution / Attributions, former / Commissions / Altars / Contracts
subjects:
Jesus Christ: Crucifixion / Jesus Christ: Last Supper
subjects:
Altarpieces
Illustrations
Attributed works:
34. Crucifixion, designed by Camillo Procaccini, wax model made by Francesco Brambilla and bronze cast by Giovan Battista Busca. 1596-99 (Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto)
Attributed works:
35. Last Supper, designed by Camillo Procaccini, wax model made by Francesco Brambilla and bronze cast by Giovan Battista Busca. 1596-99 (Bode-Museum, Berlin)
Attributed works:
37. Last Supper, by Camillo Procaccini. c.1596 (Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan)
Western art unattributed:
36. Altar of St John the Evangelist, subsequently dedicated to the Sacred Heart (Milan Cathedral)