Vittore Crivelli

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Madonna enthroned

Vittore Crivelli (* around 1440 in Venice , † around 1501/02 in Fermo ) was an Italian painter.

He was probably a younger brother of Carlo Crivelli , under whose influence he formed and in whose workshop he took his first artistic steps. He probably accompanied him towards the end of the 1450s and the beginning of the 1460s only to Zara in Dalmatia , where he is still mentioned in 1465 and then followed him to the Marche .

A collaboration between the two artists is assumed for a few paintings that are still preserved today. In 1481 Vittore was first mentioned in a contract for a painting that he painted for the Notre-Dame church of Loreto in Montelparo. From 1487 to 1501 he lived in Fermo, where he mainly worked for churches in the smaller towns in the Marche.

Vittore's pictures are in the tradition of the works of Carlo Crivelli. Vittore, however, held onto an old, stricter imagery and on the whole relied on less dramatic compositions.

Selected Works

  • Altenburg, Lindenau Museum
    • A saint (Saint John the Evangelist?)
  • Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum
    • Saint Louis of France
    • Saint Bonaventure
  • Bergamo, Accadenia Carrara
    • Lamentation of Christ (Pietà), 1480–1500.
  • Budapest, Szépművészeti Múzeum
    • Maria with the child.
  • El Paso, El Paso Museum of Art
    • Saint Francis, around 1490.
  • London, Victoria & Albert Museum
    • Saint Jerome, 1481.
    • Saint Catherine, 1481.
  • Indiana, University Art Museum
    • The coronation of Mariae.
  • Monte San Martino, San Martino
    • Polyptych: Mary with the child and saints. (Joint work with Carlo Crivelli)
  • Moscow, Pushkin Museum
    • Polyptych: Mary enthroned with the child and saints.
  • New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
    • Mary enthroned with the child, two angels and a donor.
    • Mary with the child and two angels.
  • Oxford, Ashmolean Museum
    • Saint Catherine of Alexandria
  • Rolandseck, Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck
    • The Lamentation of Christ (Pietà), 1460. (On loan from the Rau Collection for UNICEF)
  • San Severino, Pinacoteca Comunale
    • Saint Bernardinus Siena
  • Tucson, University of Arizona Museum of Art
    • The Lamentation of Christ (Pietà), around 1481.
  • Vaduz , collections of the Prince of Liechtenstein
    • Mary with the Child, around 1460–1465.
  • Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery
    • A holy bishop (Saint Louis of Toulouse, Saint Bonaventure or Saint Emidius).

Web links

Commons : Vittore Crivelli  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

  1. Description of the picture on the museum website
  2. Description of the picture on the museum website
  3. Description of the picture on the museum website
  4. Rau Collection - Loans Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck - Lamentation of Christ.