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Lordship of Bologna · 1486 – January 3, 1557Wikidata

Giacomo Raibolini

Italian painter

Born in Bologna. Died in Bologna.

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A life in paintings

Born 14867 dated paintingsDied 1557

8 works

  • Madonna and Child with Child St John
    Madonna and Child with Child St John
    Giacomo Raibolini
    1486–1557 · Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
  • San Jerónimo, Santa Margarita y San Francisco
    San Jerónimo, Santa Margarita y San Francisco
    Giacomo Raibolini and Giulio Raibolini
    1518 · Museo del Prado
  • The Virgin Adoring the Child with Sts. Apollonia and Barbara
    The Virgin Adoring the Child with Sts. Apollonia and Barbara
    Giacomo Raibolini
    1526–1550 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • The Virgin and Child with Young St. John and the Sts. Dominic, Francis of Assisi, Agnes and Mary Magdalene
    The Virgin and Child with Young St. John and the Sts. Dominic, Francis of Assisi, Agnes and Mary Magdalene
    Giacomo Raibolini and Giulio Raibolini
    1527–1530 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • The Assumption of the Virgin with Saint John the Baptist, aint Sebastian and a Donor
    The Assumption of the Virgin with Saint John the Baptist, aint Sebastian and a Donor
    Giacomo Raibolini
    c. 1530 · Städel Museum
  • Holy Family with the Infant Saint John and Saint Catherine
    Holy Family with the Infant Saint John and Saint Catherine
    Giacomo Raibolini
    c. 1530 · Courtauld Gallery
  • Madonna con Bambino e Santi
    Madonna con Bambino e Santi
    Giacomo Raibolini
    1544 · Parrocchia di San Giovanni Battista
  • Mystic Marriage of St Catherine of Alexandria
    Mystic Marriage of St Catherine of Alexandria
    Giacomo Raibolini
    c. 1640 · National Museum in Kraków
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