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Francescuccio Ghissi

painter from Italy (1359–1395)

Born in Fabriano.

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A life in paintings

11969 dated paintings1404

9 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Triptych: The Madonna of Humility (centre); The Nativity (left); The Crucifixion (right); The Annunciation (top left and right)
    Triptych: The Madonna of Humility (centre); The Nativity (left); The Crucifixion (right); The Annunciation (top left and right)
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    c. 1359–1374 · National Trust
  • Saint John the Evangelist with Acteus and Eugenius
    Saint John the Evangelist with Acteus and Eugenius
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    c. 1370 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Saint John the Evangelist Causes a Pagan Temple to Collapse
    Saint John the Evangelist Causes a Pagan Temple to Collapse
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    c. 1370 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Saint John the Evangelist Raises Satheus to Life
    Saint John the Evangelist Raises Satheus to Life
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    c. 1370 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Crucifixion
    The Crucifixion
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    c. 1370 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Flagellation of Christ with a donor
    Flagellation of Christ with a donor
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    1399 · National Museum in Warsaw
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    Madonna of humility
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    13th century · Pinacoteca civica (Fermo)
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    La Vierge de Majesté entourée de six anges
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    1300–1400 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
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    Madonna of humility
    Francescuccio Ghissi
    1359 · Pinacoteca civica Bruno Molajoli
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