Michele (di Taddeo) Bono, is known as Giambono. His style is a kind of International Gothic with a Venetian nuance and he may have been influenced by Jacobello del Fiore. Giambono was also affected by the work of Gentile da Fabriano, who was probably working in Venice around 1409-14.
Michele Giambono
active 1420 - 1462
Paintings by Michele Giambono
A bearded saint in rich red and blue robes holds an open book. His halo, now rather worn, was burnished gold incised with decorative patterns; the edges and lining of his cloak, his sleeves and his neckline glimmer with touches of gold. His book with its fluttering pages has a dark green binding...
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