Liberale was active as a miniaturist in Monte Oliveto, near Siena, and in Siena from 1467 until 1476. By 1492 at the latest he seems to have settled in Verona. He was influenced by various artists, especially Mantegna.
Liberale da Verona
about 1445 - 1527/9
Paintings by Liberale da Verona
Abandoned by her lover, the Trojan hero Aeneas, the devastated Dido, Queen of Carthage, stands on a pyre composed of his armour and his gifts to her. She is about to plunge a knife into her breast, watched from the arcades and balconies around the square by her subjects.This panel’s dimensions su...
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The Virgin Mary stands or sits by an open window through which we can see a distant landscape. The Christ Child is cradled in her arms – he has the fingers of one hand in his mouth and clutches at his mother’s veil, which wraps around him, with the other. Two angels peer over the Virgin’s shoulde...
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