Matteo di Giovanni
Italian painter of the fifteenth century belonging to the Sienese school. He cultivated a linear, decorative style, heir to the Sienese Gothic tradition, applied mainly to Virgins with Child and religious altarpieces. He was a leading figure in Siena during the second half of the Quattrocento.
- Works
- 2
- Years
- 1460–1465
- As prints
- 2

