Bernardino Butinone

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Bernardino Butinone (* around 1436 in Treviglio ; † around 1507 , ibid) was an Italian Renaissance painter.

Madonna and Child, around 1490, Brera Art Gallery

It can be traced back to Treviglio near Milan from 1484 to 1507. Butinone was probably a student of Vincenzo Foppa as well as Bernardo Zenale , with whom he worked closely.

His main works include the Crucifixion Bardini in Rome and the Marian polyptych (Mary, Saint Martin and other saints) in San Martino in Treviglio with Bernardo Zenale. He also carried out the frescoes in the Grifi chapel in San Pietro in Gessate in Milan with Zenale (1491–1493). The Marien-Polyptychon is considered to be one of the main works of Lombard painting in the 15th century.

He was Bramantino's teacher .

gallery

  • Story of St. Ambrose, fresco with Zenale, 1493, Chapel Grifo in San Pietro in Gessate, Milan

  • Angels playing music on the ceiling, with zenale, Grifo Chapel in San Pietro in Gessate

  • Crucifixion Bardini, Rome, Galleria Nazionale d´Arte Antica

  • Mary's polyptych, with zenale, around 1500, San Martino in Treviglio

  • Escape to Egypt, around 1485, Art Institute of Chicago

literature

  • A. Ottino Della Chiesa in Kindler's Malereilexikon, dtv, 1982
personal data
SURNAME Butinone, Bernardino
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian painter
DATE OF BIRTH around 1436
PLACE OF BIRTH Treviglio
DATE OF DEATH around 1507
Place of death Treviglio