Berlinghiero
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Berlinghiero was first recorded in a Lucchese document of 1228 and mentioned as already dead by 1243. Crowe and Cavlcaselle's mistranslation of the document of 1228 (known only from a 1600s transcription) gave rise to the apparently mistaken assumption that Berlinghiero came from Milan and that his last name was Berlinghieri. These misconceptions persist despite the thorough review and corrected interpretation of the available sources published by Garrison (1951, I I ff.). Berlinghiero introduced Byzantine elements into the style of painting in Lucca which dominated that school during...
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Christ in a Mandorla, with the instruments of the Passion, with St. Stephen and St. Lawrence below
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Virgin and Child with Saints
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The Crucifixion of St. Andrew, with St. Francis and St. Paul below
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Virgin and Child with Saints
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Plates by Berlinghiero
- Virgin and Child with Saints A catalogued plate
- The Crucifixion of St. Andrew, with St. Francis and St. Paul below A catalogued plate
- Virgin and Child with Saints A catalogued plate
- Christ in a Mandorla, with the instruments of the Passion, with St. Stephen and St. Lawrence below A catalogued plate
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