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Republic of Venice · 1436 – 1504Wikidata

Giorgio Schiavone

painter from Dalmatia (1436-1504)

Born in Skradin. Died in Šibenik.

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A life in paintings

Born 143613 dated paintingsDied 1504

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • A Female Saint
    A Female Saint
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1454–1463 · National Gallery
  • The Virgin and Child Enthroned
    The Virgin and Child Enthroned
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1454–1463 · National Gallery
  • The Virgin and Child
    The Virgin and Child
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1454–1462 · National Gallery
  • Saint Bernardino
    Saint Bernardino
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1454–1463 · National Gallery
  • Saint Anthony of Padua
    Saint Anthony of Padua
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1461 · National Gallery
  • Saint Catherine of Alexandria
    Saint Catherine of Alexandria
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1461 · National Gallery
  • Saint Peter Martyr
    Saint Peter Martyr
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1461 · National Gallery
  • Saint Sebastian
    Saint Sebastian
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1461 · National Gallery
  • Saint Jerome
    Saint Jerome
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1461 · National Gallery
  • Saint John the Baptist
    Saint John the Baptist
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1461 · National Gallery
  • The Pietà
    The Pietà
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1461 · National Gallery
  • Madonna and Child with Angels
    Madonna and Child with Angels
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1459 · Walters Art Museum
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    Virgin and Child enthroned with Angels
    Giorgio Schiavone
    1456–1460 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
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