Pisanello

1395–1455 · Republic of Pisa · Renaissance

Pisanello, born Antonio di Puccio Pisano or Antonio di Puccio da Cereto, also erroneously called Vittore Pisano by Giorgio Vasari, was one of the most distinguished painters of the early Italian Renaissance and Quattrocento. Wikipedia

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Works

“Portrait of a Princess”, 1437 — Louvre
“Portrait of Lionel d'Este”, 1441 — Accademia Carrara
“The Virgin and Child with Saints”, 1435–1441 — National Gallery
“The Vision of Saint Eustace”, 1438–1442 — National Gallery
“Saint George and the Princess”, 1435
“Medal of John VIII Palaiologos”, 1438
“Madonna of the Quail”, 1420s — Castelvecchio Museum
“Trophy scene”, 1436 — Palazzo Ducale Mantua
“Monument to Nicholas Brenzoni”, 1426 — San Fermo Maggiore
“Allegory of Luxuria”, 1426 — Albertina
“Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta, 1417-1468, Lord of Rimini and Fano [obverse]”, 1445 — Bode Museum
“Cecilia Gonzaga, 1426-1451, daughter of Gianfrancesco I [obverse]”, 1447 — National Gallery of Art
“Innocence and Unicorn in a Moonlit Landscape [reverse]”, 1447 — National Gallery of Art
“Vittorino de' Rambaldoni da Feltre, 1379-1446, Humanist [obverse]”, 1446 — National Gallery of Art
“Pelican in Her Piety [reverse]”, 1446 — National Gallery of Art
“Alfonso V of Aragon, 1394-1458, King of Naples and Sicily 1443 [obverse]”, 1449 — National Gallery of Art
“Eagle and Lesser Birds of Prey in a Rocky Landscape [reverse]”, 1449 — National Gallery of Art
“Alfonso V of Aragon, 1394-1458, King of Naples and Sicily 1443”, 1449 — National Gallery of Art
“Angel in a Car Drawn by Horses [reverse]”, 1449 — National Gallery of Art
“Don Iñigo d'Avalos, d. 1484, Grand Chamberlain of Naples 1449 [obverse]”, 1448 — National Gallery of Art
“Sphere Representing Earth, Sea, and Sky [reverse]”, 1448 — National Gallery of Art
“John VIII Palaeologus, 1392-1448, Emperor of Constantinople 1425 [obverse]”, 1438 — National Gallery of Art
“John VIII Riding in a Rocky Landscape [reverse]”, 1438 — National Gallery of Art
“Gianfrancesco I Gonzaga, 1395-1444, 1st Marquess of Mantua 1433 [obverse]”, 1439 — National Gallery of Art
“Gianfrancesco Riding in a Rocky Landscape, with a Companion [reverse]”, 1439 — National Gallery of Art
“Niccolò Piccinino, 1386-1444, Condottiere [obverse]”, 1441 — National Gallery of Art
“The She-Griffin of Perugia Suckling Two Infants [reverse]”, 1441 — National Gallery of Art
“Francesco I Sforza, 1401-1466, 4th Duke of Milan 1450 [obverse]”, 1441 — National Gallery of Art
“Charger, Books, and Sword [reverse]”, 1441 — National Gallery of Art
“Leonello d'Este, 1407-1450, Marquess of Ferrara 1441 [obverse]”, 1440 — National Gallery of Art
“Head with Three Infantile Faces [reverse]”, 1440 — National Gallery of Art
“Leonello d'Este, 1407-1450, Marquess of Ferrara 1441 [obverse]”, 1443 — National Gallery of Art
“Two Nude Men Carrying Baskets with Olive Branches [reverse]”, 1443 — National Gallery of Art
“Leonello d'Este, 1407-1450, Marquess of Ferrara 1441 [obverse]”, 1441 — National Gallery of Art
“Blindfolded Lynx Seated on a Cushion [reverse]”, 1441 — National Gallery of Art
“Nude Youth Lying before a Rock [reverse]”, 1441 — National Gallery of Art
“Leonello d'Este, 1407-1450, Marquess of Ferrara 1441 [obverse]”, 1444 — National Gallery of Art
“Lion Being Taught by Cupid to Sing [reverse]”, 1444 — National Gallery of Art
“Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta, 1417-1468, Lord of Rimini 1432 [obverse]”, 1445 — National Gallery of Art
“Sigismondo on a Charger before a Fortress [reverse]”, 1445 — National Gallery of Art

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