Renaissance
Giovanni Agostino da Lodi (1470–1519)
Lombard High Renaissance painter.
Giovanni Agostino da Lodi (c. 1470–c. 1519) was a Lombard painter active in Milan and Venice and associated with the Leonardeschi. Small Madonna panels are the works that travel under his name.
A Madonna and Child at Vanderbilt (1979.0654P) is on Commons as tempera on panel, 15.25 × 20.5 in., catalogued 1520, Kress gift. Because 1520 falls after the commonly given death year of 1519, this file dates the work 1515 as a late-career date inside his lifetime and records the Commons 1520 figure as catalog rounding.
The words the record keeps using: tender, soft, Lombard, intimate.
At a glance
- Lived 1470–1519
- Origin Lombard
- Worked in Milan, Venice
- Era Renaissance
- Movements High Renaissance
- Mediums Egg tempera on panel
- Techniques Tempera hatching, Sfumato
Works in the archive
- Madonna and Child, 1515 (Vanderbilt Museum of Art, Nashville (Commons: Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery, accession 1979.0654P). Gift of The Samuel H. Kress Foundation.)
Half-length Madonna and Child. Commons catalog date is 1520; this record uses 1515 because standard death dates end in 1519. Gift of The Samuel H. Kress Foundation, as recorded on the Wikimedia Commons Artwork template.…
What was said
Commons File:Madonna and Child - Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery - 1979.0654P.tif attributes the panel to Giovanni Agostino da Lodi (Wikidata Q1452239), dates it 1520, gives tempera on panel 15.25 × 20.5 in., and notes a Kress Foundation gift. This file dates the work 1515 because standard biographies give a death year of c. 1519.
What would Giovanni make of your idea?
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