Matteo di Giovanni

1435–1495

Matteo di Giovanni (c. 1430 – 1495) was an Italian Renaissance artist from the Sienese School. Wikipedia

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Works

“Madonna and Child with Saints Catherine of Alexandria and Christopher”, 1490s — Pushkin Museum
“Massacre of the Innocents (Matteo di Giovanni)”, 1488 — Museo di Capodimonte
“The Dream of Saint Jerome”, 1476 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Saint Augustine's Vision of Saints Jerome and John the Baptist”, 1476 — Art Institute of Chicago
“The Birth of the Virgin”, 1450s — Louvre
“Adoration by the Shepherds lunette” — convent at Basilica of San Domenico
“Floor mosaic of the Slaughter of the Innocents” — Siena Cathedral
“The Assumption of the Virgin”, 1474 — National Gallery
“Altarpiece of San Pietro a Ovile”, 1455 — Diocesan Museum of Holy Art
“Saint Sebastian”, 1462 — National Gallery
“Christ Crowned with Thorns”, 1487 — National Gallery
“Hercules Slaying Antaeu”, 1470 — Yale University Art Gallery
“The Massacre of the Innocents”, 1480s — Santa Maria della Scala
“Saint Bartholomew”, 1480 — Museum of Fine Arts
“Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome and Saint Sebastian”, 1472 — National Trust
“The Crucifixion”, 1474 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Madonna and Child with Saints Miniato and Girolamo”, 1470–1485 — Cini Palace Gallery
“Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist and Saint Michael the Archangel”, 1485–1495 — Barber Institute of Fine Arts
“The Virgin and Child with Saint Sebastian, Saint Francis and Angels”, 1485 — National Galleries of Scotland
“Virgin of the Annunciation”, 1474