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Camillo Boccaccino

Italian painter (1505-1546)

Born in Cremona. Died in Cremona.

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A life in paintings

Born 150510 dated paintingsDied 1546

11 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • The prophet Isaiah and king David
    The prophet Isaiah and king David
    Camillo Boccaccino
    1530 · Palazzo Farnese
  • Annunciation
    Annunciation
    Camillo Boccaccino
    1530 · Basilica di Santa Maria di Campagna
  • The prophet Isaiah
    The prophet Isaiah
    Camillo Boccaccino
    1530 · Piacenza Civic Museum
  • König David
    König David
    Camillo Boccaccino
    1530 · Piacenza Civic Museum
  • Holy Family in a Landscape
    Holy Family in a Landscape
    Camillo Boccaccino
    c. 1535–1540 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Holy Family in a Landscape
    Holy Family in a Landscape
    Camillo Boccaccino
    1535–1540 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Virgin and Child in Glory with St. Bartholomew, St. John the Baptist, St. Albert and St. Jerome
    Virgin and Child in Glory with St. Bartholomew, St. John the Baptist, St. Albert and St. Jerome
    Camillo Boccaccino
    1536 · Pinacoteca di Brera
  • Raising of Lazarus
    Raising of Lazarus
    Camillo Boccaccino
    1540
  • Virgin Enthroned with Child, St Michael and St Vincent Ferrer
    Virgin Enthroned with Child, St Michael and St Vincent Ferrer
    Camillo Boccaccino
    c. 1543–1544 · Museo Civico Ala Ponzone
  • pImage under copyright
    padre eterno tra nubi in una gloria di cherubini
    Camillo Boccaccino
    c. 1520–1540 · Museo Civico Ala Ponzone
  • CImage under copyright
    Cain and Abel
    Camillo Boccaccino
    · Museo Civico Ala Ponzone
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