Renaissance
Pseudo-Granacci (1490–1525)
Florentine High Renaissance painter.
Pseudo-Granacci (Wikidata Q30581143) is a convenience name for a Florentine painter close to Francesco Granacci, active c. 1490–1525. The birth and death years here are activity brackets, not documented vital dates.
A St Sebastian at Vanderbilt (1979.0655P) is given to this hand on Commons: tempera with oil on panel, 16.25 × 19.5 in., dated 1510, Kress gift. It is not the Liberale Sebastian (1979.0656P) and not an autograph Francesco Granacci.
The words the record keeps using: Florentine, provisional, devout, isolated.
At a glance
- Lived 1490–1525
- Origin Florentine
- Worked in Florence
- Era Renaissance
- Movements High Renaissance
- Mediums Egg tempera on panel
- Techniques Tempera hatching, Oil glazing
Works in the archive
- St. Sebastian, 1510 (Vanderbilt Museum of Art, Nashville (Commons: Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery, accession 1979.0655P). Gift of The Samuel H. Kress Foundation. Distinct from Liberale's 1979.0656P.)
Saint Sebastian attributed to the Pseudo-Granacci (Q30581143), dated 1510. The original TIFF is used, not the FXD JPEG derivative. Gift of The Samuel H. Kress Foundation, as recorded on the Wikimedia Commons Artwork…
What was said
Commons File:St. Sebastian - Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery - 1979.0655P.tif attributes the panel to Pseudo Granacci (Wikidata Q30581143), dates it 1510, gives tempera with oil on panel 16.25 × 19.5 in., and notes a Kress Foundation gift.
What would Pseudo-Granacci make of your idea?
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