Master of Tavarnelle

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Master of Tavarnelle: Saints Anthony, Sebastian and Rochus, Italy, late 15th century

As a master of Tavernelle (Italian: Maestro di Tavernelle , Maestro di San Casciano ) is called a medieval painter who in the late 15th and early 16th century in Tuscany worked.

description

It got its emergency name after his painting of a Madonna with saints, which is now in a museum in the town of Tavarnelle Val di Pesa near Florence . Fifteen pictures of the same style were initially ascribed to the master of Tavarnelle . Originally it is attributed to the school of Domenico Ghirlandaio .

More pictures grouped around the Madonna of the Master of Tavarnelle were then assigned under the new emergency name Meister der Campana Cassoni (Italian Maestro dei Cassoni Campana , also Maestro di Ovidio ) and the style, origin and other works of the master were examined further.

Works (selection)

(under the name Maestro di Tavarnelle )

(further under the name Maestro dei Cassoni Campana , also called Maestro di Ovidio )

  • Cassoni (pictures on wedding chests) from the collection of Gianpietro Campana, Marchese di Cavelli (1808–1880)

Web links

Commons : Masters of Tavarnelle  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ First identified as English Master of Tavarnelle by E. Fahy: Some followers of Domenico Ghirlandaio . New York, London 1976, pp. 216-218
  2. ^ E. Fahy: Some followers of Domenico Ghirlandaio . New York, London 1976, pp. 216-218
  3. F. Zeri: Una congiunzione tra Firenze e Francia; il Maestro dei Cassoni Campana . In: Diari di lavoro 2 , (Turin) 1976, pp. 75-87
  4. cf. also the report by E. Fahy, March 5, 2009 for lot 41, auction October 6 , 2009, Palais Dorotheum dorotheum.com (no longer online)