Old Master Paintings - 14th-16th Century

Lorenzo di Bicci

(Active in Florence, 1360 - 1410)

Madonna and Child (Madonna of Humility), c. 1375

tempera on panel, gold ground 83 x 49,8 cm (32.68 x 19.61 inches)

Pietro Buono

(active in Naples, 1488 - 1512)

Madonna and Child enthroned, with Saint Peter, Saint Paul and Saint Andrew, the Crucifixion and the Symbols of the Congregation of Monteoliveto Maggiore

86,6 x 66,7 cm (34.09 x 26.26 inches)

Giovanni di Tommaso Crivelli

(active in Umbria, third quarter f XV Century)

Trajan's Triumph

tempera, punched pastiglia on panel, gold ground 40 x 120 cm (15.75 x 47.24 inches)

Antonio da Viterbo the Elder

(Rome, third quarter of XV century)

The Four Doctors of the Church, c. 1450 - 1455

tempera on panel, gold ground 147 x 65 cm (57.87 x 25.59 inches)

Ventura di Moro

(Florence 1399 - 1486 Florence)

Madonna and Child between Saint Anthony Abbot, Barbra, Margareth and Julien the Hospitaller, c. 1430

tempera on panel, gold ground 70,5 x 47,6 cm (27.76 x 18.74 inches)

Mariotto Di Nardo di Cione

(Active in Florence, 1394 - c. 1424)

Madonna and Child, Saint Francis, Saint Lawrence, Saint John the Baptist and Saint Jerome, c. 1421 - 1424

Tempera on panel 64 x 44 cm (25.20 x 17.32 inches)

Zanino di Pietro

(Attivo a Bologna, 1389 - 1432)

Christ Between St. Mary Magdalene and St. John, c. 1430

tempera on panel, gold ground 76,3 x 39,2 cm (30.04 x 15.43 inches)

Girolamo Figino

(Active in Milan between 1530 and 1570)

Christ Carrying the Cross, c. 1530

Oil on panel 85 x 40 cm (33.46 x 15.75 inches)

Master of the Lazzaroni Madonna

(Active in Florence, last quarter of XIV Century)

Madonna and Child, Saint John the Evangelist and Saint Anastasia, c. 1375

tempera on panel, gold ground 55,5 x 26 cm (21.85 x 10.24 inches)

We wish to thank Professor Angelo Tartuferi who confirmed the attribution to the Master of the Lazzaroni Madonna.

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Veronese Mantegnesque Master

(Active in Verona, second half of XV century)

Lamentation with Christ Beneath the Cross, c. 1480

oil and tempera on parchment, glued on panel 35,4 x 26 cm (13.94 x 10.24 inches)