Sant'antonio abate, circa, da oratorio del crocifisso, borgo a mozzano, luccaNanni Di Bartolo · 1450

  • Art movementRenaissance
  • Creation date1450

Nanni Di Bartolo (1419 – 1451)

Discover Nanni di Bartolo, a 15th-century Italian painter known for his frescoes in Siena & Chambéry. Explore his 'Judgment of Solomon' and Renaissance art.


About this artwork

  • Title: Sant'antonio abate, circa, da oratorio del crocifisso, borgo a mozzano, lucca
  • Artist: Nanni Di Bartolo
  • Year: 1450
  • Format: Tall
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Creative period: Early Renaissance
  • Corpus context: religious piety & devotion, bartolo's early style"
  • Color palette: Earthy
  • Main color: Gray
  • Keywords: dark brown colors, medieval art piece, wood sculpture art

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