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Raffaello Botticini

Italian painter (1477-1520)

Born in Florence. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 14778 dated paintingsDied 1520

9 works

  • The Adoration of the Magi
    The Adoration of the Magi
    Raffaello Botticini
    c. 1495 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • San Girolamo
    San Girolamo
    Raffaello Botticini
    1500 · St Andreas Picture Gallery
  • Madonna della Misericordia e donatori
    Madonna della Misericordia e donatori
    Raffaello Botticini
    1500–1520 · Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna
  • Adorazione del Bambino con san Giovannino
    Adorazione del Bambino con san Giovannino
    Raffaello Botticini
    1500–1520
  • Christ drives the merchant from the Temple
    Christ drives the merchant from the Temple
    Raffaello Botticini
    1506 · St Andreas Picture Gallery
  • Pieta.
    Pieta.
    Raffaello Botticini
    1508
  • Entrata di Cristo in Gerusalemme
    Entrata di Cristo in Gerusalemme
    Raffaello Botticini
    1508
  • Adoration of the Christ Child, with Sts Barbara and Martin
    Adoration of the Christ Child, with Sts Barbara and Martin
    Raffaello Botticini
    c. 1512 · Hermitage Museum
  • The Lamentation of Christ with Saint John and Saint Mary Magdalen (in the background Saint James, left, and Saint Roch, right, as pilgrims)
    The Lamentation of Christ with Saint John and Saint Mary Magdalen (in the background Saint James, left, and Saint Roch, right, as pilgrims)
    Raffaello Botticini
    · Christ Church
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