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Ontwerp voor de beschildering van een gewelf met figuren

Bernardino Poccetti

1558 - 1612

Medium

pen

Dimensions

h 218mm × w 353mm

Collection

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Materials

paper; ink; pencil

Object Type

drawing; design

Acquisition Method

purchase

Acquired

1952

Notes

ondertekening in potlood, penseel en pen in bruin

Collection Type

drawings

About Bernardino Poccetti

1548–1612 • Grand Duchy of TuscanyDuchy of Florence

Italian late Renaissance fresco painter, Florence. Comment on works: religious; in Pilkington he is credited with flower paintings

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Madonna and child appearing before a kneeling saint, after Bernardino Poccetti

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The Annunciation, after Poccetti

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1780

Studies for a Seated Figure of a Man with a Shovel

Studies for a Seated Figure of a Man with a Shovel

ca. 1603

The Visitation

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ca. 1599–1610

Sea Monster (in two fragments)

Sea Monster (in two fragments)

1548–1612

Design with Two Winged Female Figures and a Putto

Design with Two Winged Female Figures and a Putto

1548–1612

Ornamental Designs After Antique Vases

Ornamental Designs After Antique Vases

1548–1612

Designs for Cartouche (recto and verso)

Designs for Cartouche (recto and verso)

1548–1612

Design for Pointed Utensil with an Egyptian Style Figure on the Handle

Design for Pointed Utensil with an Egyptian Style Figure on the Handle

1548–1612

Design for a Facade with Sgraffito Decorations

Design for a Facade with Sgraffito Decorations

16th century

Saint Antoninus Kneeling before the Crucifix in Orsanmichele, Florence

Saint Antoninus Kneeling before the Crucifix in Orsanmichele, Florence

1600–1605

Seated Crowned Male Figure Holding a Book or Scroll (recto); Seated Nude Boy (verso)

Seated Crowned Male Figure Holding a Book or Scroll (recto); Seated Nude Boy (verso)

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