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A Dismembered Altar-Piece and a Forgotten Master-I
02/1969 | 791 | 111
Pages: 70-79
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Author:
Vertova, Luisa (Vertova, Luisa; Vertova, Luisa Felicita)
Subjects
artists:
Bevilacqua, Giovanni Ambrogio
artists:
Foppa, Vincenzo
artists:
Butinone, Bernardino
artists:
Zenale, Bernardo
artists:
Montorfano, Giovanni Donato
dates:
1450-1499
dates:
1480-1519
places:
Italy / Milan
subjects:
Italian painting / Altarpieces
subjects:
Reconstructions
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Attributions
subjects:
Dating / Visual sources
Illustrations
Attributed works:
17. Saints Romanus and Babilas, Here Attributed to Giovanni Ambrogio Bevilacqua. Panel, 109.9 by 59 cm. (Waddesdon Manor.)
Attributed works:
18. Saints Ambrose and Sebastian, Here Attributed to Giovanni Ambrogio Bevilacqua. Panel, 109.9 by 59 cm. (Waddesdon Manor.)
Attributed works:
19. Saints Anne and Joseph, by the Master of the Pala Sforzesca. (Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.)
Attributed works:
20. Reconstruction of Polyptych, Here Attributed to Giovanni Ambrogio Bevilacqua. (Panels Top Left and Right, Museum, Luxembourg; Central Panel, Museum, Dijon; Panels Bottom Left and Right, Waddesdon Manor.)
Attributed works:
21. Madonna and Music-Making Putti, St Benedict and Donor Mariotto Obiano, St Anthony Abbot and Donor Antonia Obiano; Above, Dead Christ, St Sebastian and St Roch, by Giovanni Donato da Montórfano. Canvas. (Cappella di S. Antonio, S. Pietro in Gessate, Milan.)
Attributed works:
22. St Anthony Abbot Exorcises a Woman Possessed by the Devil, by Giovanni Donato da Montórfano. Fresco. (Cappella di S. Antonio, S. Pietro in Gessate, Milan.)
Attributed works:
23. St Joseph and the Virgin, Attributed to Giovanni Donato da Montórfano. Fresco. (Cappella Della Vergine o di S. Giuseppe, S. Pietro in Gessate, Milan.)