About Francesco di Vannuccio
Lived 1356 – 1390 (aged 33–34). Francesco di Vannuccio was a painter.
Francesco di Vannuccio (documented 1356–1389; died before 1391) was an Italian painter born in Siena. A small body of work has been ascribed to this painter, characterized by an attention to and love of pattern and decoration, a tradition dating back in Siena to Simone Martini. A signed and dated double-sided processional standard of 1380, painted on one side with the Crucifixion and on the other side with a painted glass depiction of the Virgin Enthroned with Saints, in the Gemäldegalerie, Berlin (inv. no. 1062B), has been the basis on which a number of other paintings have been attributed. Most of these are small-scale works, richly finished, which were meant for private devotion, suggesting that Francesco di Vannuccio worked for a discerning and wealthy group of private patrons.
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Who was Francesco di Vannuccio?
Italian painter (1356–1390)
When was Francesco di Vannuccio born?
Francesco di Vannuccio was born in 1356 in Siena.
When did Francesco di Vannuccio die?
Francesco di Vannuccio died in 1390.
What was Francesco di Vannuccio's occupation?
Francesco di Vannuccio was a painter.
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