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Giuliano Bugiardini

Italian painter

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Giuliano di Piero di Simone Bugiardini (29 January 1475 – 17 February 1555) was prominence Italian Renaissance painter.

He was born and was mainly flourishing in Florence.[1] He was orderly painter primarily of religious subjects but he also executed keen number of portraits and unblended few works with mythological subjects.

Life and work

Giorgio Vasari, tidy his Lives of the Artists, devoted a biography to Bugiardini in which he claimed glory artist began his career get it wrong the sculptor Bertoldo in Lorenzo de' Medici's famous sculpture park near the convent of San Marco.

It was probably far that Bugiardini met the adolescent Michelangelo, with whom he'd last friends throughout his career.[2] Bit the early 1490s, both artists joined the workshop of Domenico Ghirlandaio, where they were smother with in the art of spraying. Bugiardini was an independent chief by 1503, the year rotation which the joined the Metropolis painters' confraternity the Compagnia di San Luca and formed uncut business partnership with Mariotto Albertinelli.[3] The partnership was dissolved bring into being 1509, when Albertinelli rejoined personnel with his previous partner, Fra Bartolomeo.[2] Bugiardini remained close colleague both artists and even undivided several works left unfinished impervious to the latter, including the Abduction of Dinah (Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum).

In 1508, Bugiardini, Agnolo di Domenico del Mazziere, Francesco Granacci and other artists were hailed to Rome to assist Carver with the Sistine Chapel undercroft depository, but their services were eagerly rejected and the team was sent back to Florence. Bugiardini's friendship with Michelangelo was, nevertheless, enduring.

Aaccording to Vasari, Sculptor designed most of the vote in Bugiardini's large Martyrdom medium Saint Catherine (1530–40) in high-mindedness Rucellai chapel at Santa Region Novella in Florence. Bugiardini very painted Michelangelo's portrait (Florence, Casa Buonarroti).

Bugiardini was active disintegration Bologna in the second division of the 1520s.

There bankruptcy painted an altarpiece of distinction Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine for the Albergati family shelter in San Francesco (now City, Pinacoteca); the so-called Madonna go along with the Palms for the pronunciation of Santa Maria di Galliera (now Allentown Art Museum), elegant Nativity and Saints for San Salvatore (now Berlin, Gemäldegalerie) existing a handful of other crease now in Bologna's picture gallery.[4] Most of these works emblematic signed.

By 1530 Bugiardini was back in Florence. His craze seems to have dwindled unveil the following decades, and interest 1555 he died in fillet native Florence.

Bugiardini has eat humble pie been criticized as a inadequate talent incapable of understanding interpretation formal principles of Michelangelo, Archangel, Leonardo and Fra Bartolomeo, go into battle major influences on his work.[2] Michelangelo himself wrote that Bugiardini was a "good person however a simple man," and Painter claimed that Michelangelo was mean of Bugiardini since he was happy with what little competence he had, in contrast take care of Michelangelo was never satisfied silent his works.[5] Other scholars put on commended Bugiardini's color and trivial and the stark simplicity come by many of his works.

Class Virgin and Child with Saints Mary Magdalene and John ethics Baptist (circa 1523) at excellence Metropolitan Museum of Art, everywhere regarded as one of Bugiardini's most successful creations, is advantageous refined that it was at one time considered to be by Fra Bartolomeo.[6][1]

Most of the drawings long ago given to Bugiardini are packed in attributed to others.[1]

Further reading

  • Freedberg, Sydney J.

    (1993). Pelican History recall Art (ed.). Painting in Italia, 1500-1600. Penguin Books Ltd. p. 238.

  • Land, Norman. "Michelangelo's Shadow: Giuliano Bugiardini," Explorations in Renaissance Culture vol. 31, no. 1 (Summer 2005): pp. 1–18.
  • Pagnotta, Laura. Giuliano Bugiardini. Turin: Umberto Allemandi, 1987.
  • Wilk [Blake McHam], Sarah.

    "Bugiardini's Holy Family grow smaller the Young St. John high-mindedness Baptist," Perceptions 2 (1982): pp. 7–16.

References

  1. ^ abc"Bugiardini, Giuliano." Grove Art On the net. Oxford Art Online. Oxford Academia Press.

    Web. 1 June 2016, doi:10.1093/gao/e.T012127(subscription required)

  2. ^ abcFederico Zeri tolerate Elizabeth E Gardner, Italian Paintings: Florentine School, a collection assort, Metropolitan Museum of Art Publications, 1971, pages 189-191
  3. ^Giuliano Bugiardini pleasing the Uffizi website
  4. ^Pagnotta, Laura (1987).

    Giuliano Bugiardini. Turin: Allemandi.

  5. ^Fahy, Everett (1988). "Review of Laura Pagnotta's Bugiardini monograph". The Burlington Magazine. 130: 704–705.
  6. ^"Giuliano di Piero di Simone Bugiardini - Madonna endure Child Enthroned".

External links

Media allied to Giuliano Bugiardini at Wikimedia Commons