Giorgio Schiavone

1436/7 - 1504
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His name was Culinovic, but he was born in Dalmatia, and so called Schiavone (i.e. the 'Slavonian') in Italy. He was apprenticed to Squarcione in Padua from about 1456 to 1459. In 1462 he was in Zara, and from 1463 he lived in Sebenico, making occasional visits to Padua. His style is dependent on Mantegna, the most distinguished pupil of Squarcione.

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A Female Saint
A Female Saint from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably about 1456-61
A Female Saint
S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably about 1456-61
S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Saint Anthony of Padua
Saint Anthony of Padua from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably 1456-61
Saint Anthony of Padua
Saint Bernardino
Saint Bernardino from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably about 1456-61
Saint Bernardino
Saint Catherine
Saint Catherine from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably 1456-61
Saint Catherine
Saint Jerome
Saint Jerome from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably 1456-61
Saint Jerome
Saint John the Baptist
Saint John the Baptist from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably 1456-61
Saint John the Baptist
Saint Peter Martyr
Saint Peter Martyr from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably 1456-61
Saint Peter Martyr
Saint Sebastian
Saint Sebastian from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably 1456-61
Saint Sebastian
The Pietà
The Pietà from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably 1456-61
The Pietà
The Virgin and Child
The Virgin and Child
Giorgio Schiavone
about 1456-60
The Virgin and Child
The Virgin and Child Enthroned
The Virgin and Child Enthroned from S. Niccolò Altarpiece, Padua
Giorgio Schiavone
probably about 1456-61
The Virgin and Child Enthroned
 
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