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Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio

Italian painter (ca.1410–1449)

Born in Siena. Died in Siena.

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A life in paintings

Born 141010 dated paintingsDied 1449

10 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • The Beheading of St. Bartholomew
    The Beheading of St. Bartholomew
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1430s · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • The Sermon of St. Bartholomew
    The Sermon of St. Bartholomew
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1430s · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Saint Michael
    Saint Michael
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1430s · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Saint Nicholas of Bari
    Saint Nicholas of Bari
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1430s · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Miracle at the Birth of Saint Nicholas
    The Miracle at the Birth of Saint Nicholas
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1435–1440 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Madonna and Child (78.151.9)
    Madonna and Child (78.151.9)
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1440s · Brooklyn Museum
  • Ein Wunder des Heiligen Augustinus
    Ein Wunder des Heiligen Augustinus
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    c. 1440 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • Adoration
    Adoration
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1445
  • MImage under copyright
    Madonna and Child with Angels
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    1430s · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • CImage under copyright
    Christ Crucified
    Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio
    c. 1444–1445 · Cini Palace Gallery
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