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December 20, 1532 – June 12, 1577Wikidata

Orazio Samacchini

Italian painter (1532-1577)

Born in Bologna. Died in Bologna.

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A life in paintings

Born 15326 dated paintingsDied 1577

9 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Study for the Decoration of a Vault
    Study for the Decoration of a Vault
    Orazio Samacchini
    1532–77 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Madonna and Child in a Glory of Music-making Angels with the Magdalen and Saint Petronius
    Madonna and Child in a Glory of Music-making Angels with the Magdalen and Saint Petronius
    Orazio Samacchini
    1552–1577 · National Trust
  • Saint James Major and Saint Catherine of Alexandria
    Saint James Major and Saint Catherine of Alexandria
    Orazio Samacchini
    c. 1565 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • The Holy Family, with St Catherine of Alexandria, St Margaret of Antioch and St Francis of Assisi
    The Holy Family, with St Catherine of Alexandria, St Margaret of Antioch and St Francis of Assisi
    Orazio Samacchini
    1570s · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Study of a Kneeling Saint
    Study of a Kneeling Saint
    Orazio Samacchini
    1570/75 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Madonna and Child with a Female Saint and Angels (possibly the Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine)
    Madonna and Child with a Female Saint and Angels (possibly the Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine)
    Orazio Samacchini
    · Lacock Abbey
  • The Risen Christ
    The Risen Christ
    Orazio Samacchini
    · Hatchlands Park
  • YImage under copyright
    Young St John the Baptist in Glory with St Catherine of Alexandria and Pope Silverius
    Orazio Samacchini
    1570–1575 · Palazzo Ducale Mantua
  • TImage under copyright
    The Virgin and the Child, Saint Barbe, Saint Raymond de Penyafort
    Orazio Samacchini
    · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Chartres
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