-
Geoffroy de Charney,
Templar Preceptor of
Normandy Spinello Tolomei, a
Siennese Lombard banker Guccio Baglioni, Tolomei's
nephew Eliabel Cressay, widow...
-
Bartolo a name
shared with two
other Italian painters, the 14th-century
Siennese Andrea di Bartolo, and the 15th-century
Florentine Andrea di Bartolo. His...
- Semiramis, Lampetho, Thamarys, Teuta, Penthésilée. A very fine set of
Siennese fifteenth century panel paintings,
attributed to the
Master of the Griselda...
- calligrapher, book
scribe and
printmaker (died 1478) 1410:
Vecchietta –
Siennese painter (died 1480) 1410:
Cristoforo di
Geremia –
Italian medalist (died...
- c. 1420
Madonna by S****etta, a late
representative of the
distinctive Siennese style. 1432–36
Beautiful Madonna from Wrocław,
National Museum in Warsaw...
- of the
Mystic Marriage of
Saint Catherine of
Siena until 1528, when the
Siennese painter Domenico Beccafumi painted one for the
church of
Santo Spirito...
-
cause of the
Emperor Frederick II, then at
enmity with the Holy See. The
Siennese petitioned Ambrose to
plead their cause before the
Sovereign Pontiff, and...
- 288. ISBN 9780312194888. du Colombier,
Pierre (1957). Sienna, and the
Siennese Art.
Nicholas Kaye. p. 17. Sells,
Arthur Lytton (1964). The
paradise of...
-
Michelangelo (1564), and
Jacopo Sansovino (1570).
Elsewhere there was the
Siennese Jacopo della Quercia (1438), from
Lombardy Pietro Lombardo (1515) and his...
- lack of artillery, and was
forced to
requisition some from Siena. The
Siennese,
having little love for the Pope,
provided it; but they dela**** its arrival...
