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Bernardino Pinturicchio Also known as: Bernardino di
Betto-Benedetto di Biagio Pinturicchio. |
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PINTURICCHIO (1454-1513),
Italian painter, whose full name was
Bernardino, Di Betti, the son Of a citizen
of Perugia, Benedetto or Betto di Biagio,
was one of a very important group who
inherited the artistic traditions and
developed the style of the older Perugian
painters, such as Bonfigli and Fiorenzo di
Lorenzo. According to Vasari Bernardino
Pinturicchio was a pupil
of Perugino; and so in one sense no doubt
Bernardino Pinturicchio was, but rather as a paid assistant than as
an apprentice. The strong similarity both in
design and methods of execution which runs
through the works of this later Perugian
school is very striking; paintings by
Perugino, Pinturicchio, Lo Spagna and
Raphael (in
his first manner) may often be mistaken one
for the other. In most cases, especially in
the execution of large frescoes, pupils and
assistants had a large share in the work,
either in enlarging the master's sketch to
the full-sized cartoon, in transferring the
cartoon to the wall, or in painting
backgrounds, drapery and other accessories.
After assisting Perugino in the execution of
his frescoes in the Sistine Chapel,
Pinturicchio was employed by various members
of the Della Rovere family and others to
decorate a whole series of chapels in the
church of S. Maria del Popolo in Rome, where
Bernardino Pinturicchio appears to have worked from 1484, or
earlier, to 1492 with little interruption.
The earliest of these is an altarpiece of
the "Adoration of the Shepherds," in the
first chapel (from the west) on the south,
built by Cardinal Domenico della Rovere; a
portrait of the cardinal is introduced as
the foremost of the kneeling shepherds. In
the lunettes under the vault Pinturicchio
painted small scenes from the life of St
Jerome. The frescoes which Bernardino
Pinturicchio painted in the
next chapel, that built by Cardinal
Innocenzo Cibo, were destroyed in 1700, when
the chapel was rebuilt by Cardinal Alderano
Cibo. The third chapel on the south is that
of Giov. della Rovere, duke of Sora, nephew
of Sixtus IV., and brother of Giuliano, who
was afterwards Pope Julius II. This contains
a fine altarpiece of the "Madonna enthroned
between Four Saints," and on the east side a
very nobly composed fresco of the
"Assumption of the Virgin." The vault and
its lunettes are richly decorated with small
pictures of the life of the Virgin,
surrounded by graceful arabesques; and the
dado is covered with black and white paintings of
scenes from the lives of saints, medallions
with prophets, and very graceful and
powerfully drawn female figures in full
length in which the influence of Signorelli
may be traced. In the fourth chapel
Pinturicchio painted the Four Latin Doctors
in the lunettes of the vault. Most of these
frescoes are considerably injured by damp,
but happily have suffered little from
restoration; the heads are painted with much
minuteness of finish, and the whole of the
pictures depend very largely for their
effect on the final touchings a secco. The
last paintings completed by Pinturicchio in
this church were the frescoes on the vault
over the retro-choir, a very rich and
well-designed piece of decorative work, with
main lines arranged to suit their
surroundings in a very skilful way. In the
centre is an octagonal panel of the
coronation of the Virgin, and round it
medallions of the Four Evangelists - the
spaces between them being filled up by
reclining figures of the Four Sibyls. On
each pendentive is a figure of one of the
Four Doctors enthroned under a niched
canopy. The bands which separate these
pictures have elaborate arabesques on a gold
ground, and the whole is painted with broad
and effective touches, very telling when
seen (as is necessarily the case) from a
considerable distance below. No finer
specimen of the decoration of a simple
quadripartite vault can anywhere be seen.- history of Pinturicchio Bernardino large oil paintings - history of Pinturicchio Bernardino oil painting –history of oil painting Pinturicchio Bernardino Bio by large painting of large oil painting Italy, Pinturicchio paintings. |
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| It was a habit of Bernardino to decorate his paintings with gold ornaments in relief to please some who had little knowledge of art, and to create an imposing appearance, but it is a clumsy device in a picture. After painting a story of St. Catherine in these apartments, Bernardino Pinturicchio made the arches of Rome in relief, and painted the scene so that, the figures being in front and the buildings behind, the receding objects are more prominent than the figures in the foreground, a capital heresy in our art. In the castle of S. Angelo Bernardino Pinturicchio painted a number 9 of rooms with grotesques, and in the garden at the base of the great tower Bernardino Pinturicchio did scenes of Pope Alexander, with portraits of Isabella, the Catholic queen, Niccolo Orsino, Count of Pitigliano, Gianjacomo Triulzi, with many other relations and friends of the Pope, notably Cesare Borgia, his brother, his sisters, and many prominent men of the day. In the Chapel of Paolo Tolosa at Monte Oliveto of Naples there is an Assumption 10 by Pinturicchio. Bernardino Pinturicchio did number of other works all over Italy, but, as they are not very excellent, though skilful, I pass them over in silence. |
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Pinturicchio used to say that painters could
give the best relief to their works by
relying on themselves without owing anything
to princes or others. Bernardino
Pinturicchio worked also at
Perugia, but did only a few things. At
Araceli Bernardino Pinturicchio painted the chapel of St.
Bernardino, 11 and in the vaulting of the
principal chapel of St. Maria del Popolo,
where, as I have said, Bernardino
Pinturicchio did the two
chapels, Bernardino Pinturicchio painted the four Doctors of the
Church. 12 When Bernardino Pinturicchio had attained the age of
fifty-nine Bernardino Pinturicchio was employed to paint a
Nativity of the Virgin in S. Francesco at
Siena. After Bernardino Pinturicchio had begun it, the friars
gave him a room to dwell in, entirely bare,
as Bernardino Pinturicchio desired, except for a large antique
trunk, which they found too heavy to move;
but Pinturicchio, who was very eccentric,
made such a clamour that the friars in
despair determined to take it away. In
removing it they broke a plank, and out came
500 gold ducats. Pinturicehio was chagrined
at this, and bore such a grudge against the
poor friars for their good fortune, that
Bernardino Pinturicchio could think of nothing else, and it so
weighed upon his mind that it caused his
death. His works were executed about 1513. Benedetto Buonfiglio, 13 a painter of Perugia, was his companion and friend, although older than he, and painted several things in the Pope's palace at Rome with other masters. In the Chapel of the Signoria in his native Perugia Bernardino Pinturicchio did scenes from the life of St. Frcolano, 14 bishop and protector of that city, as well as some miracles of St. Louis. 15 In S. Domenico Bernardino Pinturicchio painted the story of the Magi in tempera on a panel, and a number of saints on another. In the church of S. Bernardino Bernardino Pinturicchio painted Christ in the air, with the saint and the people below. 16 In short, Bernardino Pinturicchio enjoyed a considerable reputation in those parts before the rise of Pietro Perugino. Another friend and a fellow-worker of Pinturicchio was Gerino of Pistoia, who was considered a careful colourist and a successful imitator of the style of Pietro Perugino, with whom Bernardino Pinturicchio worked until his death. Bernardino Pinturicchio did a few things in his native Pistoia. At Borgo S. Sepolcro Bernardino Pinturicchio did a meritorious oil-painting of the Circumcision for the company of the Buon Gesu. Bernardino Pinturicchio painted a chapel in fresco in the Pieve there, as well as another chapel for the community on the Tiber on the way to Anghiari, also in fresco. In S. Lorenzo, an abbey of the Camaldolite monks there, Bernardino Pinturicchio did another chapel. Bernardino Pinturicchio stayed a long while at the Borgo while engaged upon these works, so that‚he almost made it his home. Bernardino Pinturicchio was quite insignificant as an artist but a most laborious worker, so much so that it amounted to drudgery. There was an excellent painter in the city of Fuligno at that time named Niccolo Alunno, because, as oils were not in general use before Pietro Perugino, many men were considered able who did not afterwards come to the fore. Niccolo gave considerable satisfaction by his works, although tempera was his only medium, because all his heads were portraits and seemed alive. There is a Nativity of Christ by him in S. Agostino at Fuligno, with a predella of small figures. At Assisi Bernardino Pinturicchio made a processional banner, the high-altar picture in the Duomo, and another picture in S. Francesco. - history of Pinturicchio Bernardino large oil paintings - history of Pinturicchio Bernardino oil painting –history of oil painting Pinturicchio Bernardino Bio by large painting of large oil painting Italy, Pinturicchio paintings. |
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But his best painting was a chapel in the Duomo containing a Pieta and two angels holding torches and weeping so naturally that I do not think any painter could have done better, however excellent. Bernardino Pinturicchio painted the facade of S. Maria degli Angeli at the same place, and did many other works which I need not mention, as I have spoken of the best. This is the end of the Life of Pinturicchio, who, among other things, pleased many princes and lords because Bernardino Pinturicchio finished his works quickly, though perhaps less excellently than if Bernardino Pinturicchio had gone slowly and carefully. | ||||||
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