Gerino da Pistoia, also Gerino di Antonio Gerini, (1480–1529) was an Italian painter and designer of

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Biography

Not much is known about Gerino except through his works and a few lines by Giorgio Vasari. Gerino was a pupil of

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and trained in his workshop. He traveled to Rome with Pinturicchio. The

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was awarded a grant in 2011 to restore and study a surviving work of his ''Virgin and Child between Saint John the Baptist and Saint John the Evangelist'' (1510) which was originally made for the church of Sant'Agostino in Sansepolcro. Some of his works include: * ''Madonna with St. Michael and St. Peter'', in the annex to the oratory of the church of San Alessandro in

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* ''Madonna'' (1502), painted relief, Museo Civico,

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* ''San Jacopo'',

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* ''Madonna and Child with Saints Anthony Abbot and Nicolas of Bari'', church San Giorgio a Porciano, Lamporecchio * ''Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes'' (1513), fresco in dining hall of the convent San Lucchese,

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* ''St Jerome Penitent'', Museum of the

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* ''Franciscan saints'', fifty medallions by Gerino and his students (1501–1509), corridor of the convent of the sanctuary of Chiusi della Verna

References

* Jodie Rogers Mariotti, historienne d'art, spécialiste de Gerino from ''Pistoia Pistoia Gerino from the Verna. A sixteenth-century fresco cycle in the light returned'', Ed. Pazzini, 2007 () 1480 births 1529 deaths 15th-century Italian painters Italian male painters 16th-century Italian painters Fresco painters {{Italy-painter-15thC-stub