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Something wrong?A Renaissance painter who turned his own nickname - "little painter," earned for his short stature - into a signature on frescoes that still line Italian walls five centuries later.
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Pinturicchio self
"L'Annunciazione" di Pinturicchio nella Cappella Baglioni all'interno della Collegiata di Santa Maria Maggiore
078 le vite, bernardino pinturicchio
Pinturicchio self - detail edited
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A Kneeling Man in Fifteenth-Century Costume (recto); a small, fragmentary sketch of a recumbant boy, probably by a later hand (verso) MET sf-rlc-1975-1-255
Agnese Farnese
Birth of John; the child being bathed, by Pinturicchio Wellcome M0013509About this person
Born Bernardino di Betto in 1454, he worked under a string of names before the diminutive stuck: Pinturicchio, the little painter, a reference not to his talent but his height. He signed it on canvases anyway, claiming it. His output spanned the turn into the sixteenth century, frescoes and panels produced steadily until his death in 1513. The nickname outlasted everything else - including, eventually, his given name.
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