Giovanni del Biondo

1355 — 1399

14th century Italian painter mainly known for his panel paintings (1356-1399)

Giovanni del Biondo was a 14th-century Italian painter of the Gothic and early-Renaissance period. He was active in the period 1356-1399 and is mainly known for his panel paintings. He specialized in religious-themed works, many of which have survived.

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Giovanni del Biondo

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Der heilige Julian trägt einen Wanderer durch den Fluss

Martyrium des hl. Andreas

St. Zenobius seated with St. Crescenzius and St. Eugenius kneeling at either side

Christ in the tomb

The Angel Gabriel

The Virgin Annunciate

Angel Annunciate

Virgin Annunciate

Altarpiece of the Baptist

Christ and the Virgin Enthroned, with Allegories of the Old and New Testament

Saint Stephen

Stories of the life of Saint John Gualberto

Rinuccini Polyptych

Virgin Mother and Child enthroned surrounded by the Holy Father, the Holy Ghost and Angels

Polyptych of the Annunciation

Coronation of the Virgin (triptych)

Coronation of the Virgin

Crucifixion of Saint Peter

Predella with saints

Saint Bartholomew and Saint John the Evangelist (right panels of triptych)

Saint Francis and John the Baptist (left panels of triptych)

Saint John the Evangelist in a throne trampling on Vices

Virgin and Child with Angels

Virgin and Child with Two Angels and Saints Peter, Paul, John the Baptist, and James Major

Coronation of the Virgin (3 panels)

Hl. Stephanus

St. Jerome

Communion of the Sick

Extreme Unction

St. John the Baptist and episodes from his life

Madonna and Child with Saint Catherine and a Donor

Three parts of a predella