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Martino di Bartolomeo

Italian painter (c. 1365-1434) active in Siena and Pisa, a representative of late Tuscan Gothic painting. He is remembered for his religious altarpieces of meticulous craftsmanship, indebted to the Sienese tradition of Simone Martini, intended mainly for churches in the region.

Works
3
Years
1415–1415
As prints
3
Saint Peter with Saint James the Greater (left panel), Martino di BartolomeoSaint Peter with Saint James the Greater (left panel)Martino di Bartolomeo, 1415From €29Virgin and Blessing Child (central panel), Martino di BartolomeoVirgin and Blessing Child (central panel)Martino di Bartolomeo, 1415From €29Virgin and Blessing Child, with Saints Peter, James the Greater, Anthony Abbot, and a Holy Deacon (triptych), Martino di BartolomeoVirgin and Blessing Child, with Saints Peter, James the Greater, Anthony Abbot, and a Holy Deacon (triptych)Martino di Bartolomeo, 1415From €29

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