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Antonello (and Domenico) Gagini at Pietraperzìa

11/2015 | 1352 | 157

Pages: 744-748

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Author:

Rossi, Francesco (Rossi, Francesco)

Subjects

artists:

Gagini, Antonello / Gagini, Domenico

dates:

1500-1549

patrons:

Barresi, Matteo, marchese di Pietraperzìa

places:

Sicily

subjects:

Italian sculpture / Commissions / Sicilian / Funerary structures / Portraits / Architectural components

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Contracts

Illustrations

Attributed works:

1. Portrait medallion of Matteo Barresi, by Antonello Gagini. 1531 (Private collection, Milan)

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2. Tomb of Laura Barresi, by Antonello Gagini. 1527 (S. Maria, Pietraperzìa)

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3. Portal of the Cappella di S. Antonio Abate, originally in the Castello Pietraperzìa, by the workshop of Antonello Gagini. c.1520 (Villa Lanza di Trabia, Palermo)

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4. Portrait of Giovan Antonio Barresi, here attributed to Domenico Gagini. c.1490 (Formerly Wildenstein Gallery, New York; now Croatian Institute of Restoration, Zagreb)

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5. Niche for the bust of Giovan Antonio Barresi, originally in the Castello Pietraperzìa, From Domenico Gagini's workshop. c.1490 (Villa Lanza di Scalea, Palermo)

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6. Window frame, by Antonello Gagini. 1527 (S. Maria, Pietraperzìa)

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7. Portrait of a member of the Barresi family, here attributed to Antonello Gagini(?). c.1520 (National Museum, Stockholm)

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8. Detail of the tomb effigy of Giovanni Cardenas, originally in S. Domenico, Syracuse, by Antonello Gagini. 1506 (Museo di Palazzo Bellomo, Syracuse)

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9. Spinario, by Antonello Gagini after the Hellenistic bronze in the Palazzo dei Conservatori, Rome. (1500?) (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

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The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

03/1940 | 444 | 76

Pages: 76-77+80-82+84-87

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Author:

Valentiner, Wilhelm R. (Valentiner, Wilhelm R.; Valentiner, Wilhelm Reinhold; Valentiner, W. R.; Valentiner, William)

Subjects

artists:

Gagini, Domenico

artists:

Benedetto da Maiano

artists:

Gagini family

artists:

Laurana, Francesco

artists:

Desiderio da Settignano

artists:

Brunelleschi, Filippo

artists:

Della Quercia, Jacopo

dates:

1450-1499

places:

Italy / Florence

places:

Naples

subjects:

Italian sculpture / Early works / Formal analysis

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Attributions

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Renaissance / Sculpture

Illustrations

Attributed works:

Plate I. A-The Nativity. Here Attributed to Domenico Gagini. Marble Relief). Samuel h. Kress Collection, New York). The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate I. B-St. John the Baptist in the Desert. Here Attributed to Domenico Gagini. Lintel Relief of Black Slate. (Art Trade, Rome). The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate I. C-The Monogram of Christ Surrounded by Angels and Adored by the Donor and His Wife. Here Attributed to Domenico Gagini. Marble Relief. (Castello Sforzesco, Milan). The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate II. A-Temperantia. Figure from the Triumphal Arch at Naples. by Domenico Gagini. The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate II. B-Madonna and Child. Attributed to Domenico Gagini. Marble. (Chapel. of the Castel Nuova, Naples). The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate II. C-Madonna and Child with St. John. Attributed to Domenico Gagini (S. Francesco, Palermo). The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate III. A-Madonna and Child. Here Attributed to Domenico Gagini. Marble Relief (Private Collection, France). The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate III. B-The Madonna of Humility. Here Attributed to Jacopo della Quercia. (Mrs. Henry Goldman, New York). The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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Plate III. C-A Neapolitan Nobleman. Here Attributed to Domenico Gagini (Chateau D'usse, Touraine); D-Holy-Water Basin. Attributed to Domenico Gagini (Sta. Maria di Castello, Genoa); E-Reliefs from the S. Giovanni Chapel in the Cathedral at Genoa. Here Attributed to Domenico Gagini. 1448-1455. The Early Development of Domenico Gagini

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