Antonio da Vendri worked in Verona between 1517-45; his name appears in documents not only as a painter, but also as a baker and tailor. One of his brothers was a painter too. He painted a 'Madonna and Child with Two Angels' in 1518 (Verona, Museo Civico Di Castelvecchio), and was commissioned by Cardinal Bernardo Clesio to paint frescoes (now lost) in Selva Castle near Levico, Trent, in 1536. A fresco fragment, possibly by Antonio, showing the Madonna and Child and Saint Roch, survives in the church of S. Maria in Stelle, Verona.
Antonio da Vendri
about 1476/7 - 1555
Paintings by Antonio da Vendri
A group of six men and nine women stand at the foot of a hill at the bottom of a steep rocky path. Some of them clasp their hands in prayer and look towards the summit of the hill, while others face in other directions. They have traditionally been identified as the Giusti family of Verona, altho...
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