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Five Ferrarese Panels
03/1951 | 576 | 93
Pages: 69-72
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Author:
Meiss, Millard (Meiss, Millard; Meiss, Professor; Meiss, M.)
Subjects
artists:
Cossa, Francesco del
artists:
Vicino da Ferrara
artists:
Baldassarre d'Este
dates:
1400-1499
places:
Italy / Ferrara
subjects:
Italian painting / Attributions
Illustrations
Attributed works:
2. Portrait of Scipione d'Este. Ferrarese Miniature, c. 1475, from the Iconografia Estense. (Biblioteca Nazionale, Rome, MS. 293, f.8.) 3. A Lover. Detail from a Fresco of 1470 by Francesco del Cossa. (Palazzo Schifanoia, Ferrara.) 4. Portrait of a Young Man, Here Attributed to Francesco del Cossa. Panel, 46 by 31 cm. (Musée, Besançon.) 5. Detail from Crucifixion, by 'Vicino da Ferrara'. (Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Paris.) 6. Detail from St Jerome, by 'Vicino da Ferrara'. (Kaiser - Friedrich-Museum, Berlin.)
Attributed works:
Four Panels of Domenican Saints, Probably from a Polyptych, Here Attributed to 'Vicino da Ferrara'. (Formerly Provinzial Museum, Bonn.) 7. St Thomas Aquinas. 103 by 35 cm. 8. St Peter Martyr. 98 by 29 cm. 9. St Domenic. 100 by 36 cm. 10. St. Vincent Ferrer. 99 by 29 cm.
Western art unattributed:
2. Portrait of Scipione d'Este. Ferrarese miniature, c. 1475, from the Iconografia Estense. (Biblioteca Nazionale, Rome, MS. 293, f.8.) 3 A Lover. Detail from a Fresco of 1470 by Francesco del Cossa. (Palazzo Schifanoia, Ferrara.) 4. Portrait of a Young Man, Here Attributed to Francesco del Cossa. Panel, 46 by 31 cm. (Musée, Besançon.) 5. Detail from Crucifixion, by 'Vicino da Ferrara'. (Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Paris.) 6. Detail from St Jerome, by 'Vicino da Ferrara'. (Kaiser - Friedrich-Museum, Berlin.)