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Christ Descending into Limbo by Bellini. In the Bristol Art Gallery. Giovanni Bellini was the most important painter active in Venice in the late 15th Century. Giovanni was born in Venice in 1430 where he was later raised by his mother and father, Jacopo Bellini and Anna Reversi. Giovanni's father, Jacopo, was also an Italian Renaissance artist. Jacopo was taught by Gentile du Fabriano. Jacopo later named his oldest son Gentile after his teacher, Gentile du Fabriano. Gentile Bellini later died on Febuary 23, 1507.
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Christ Descending into Limbo by Bellini. In the Bristol Art Gallery. Giovanni Bellini was the most important painter active in Venice in the late 15th Century. Giovanni was born in Venice in 1430 where he was later raised by his mother and father, Jacopo Bellini and Anna Reversi. Giovanni's father, Jacopo, was also an Italian Renaissance artist. Jacopo was taught by Gentile du Fabriano. Jacopo later named his oldest son Gentile after his teacher, Gentile du Fabriano. Gentile Bellini later died on Febuary 23, 1507.
Christ Descending into Limbo by Bellini. In the Bristol Art Gallery. Giovanni Bellini was the most important painter active in Venice in the late 15th Century. Giovanni was born in Venice in 1430 where he was later raised by his mother and father, Jacopo Bellini and Anna Reversi. Giovanni's father, Jacopo, was also an Italian Renaissance artist. Jacopo was taught by Gentile du Fabriano. Jacopo later named his oldest son Gentile after his teacher, Gentile du Fabriano. Gentile Bellini later died on Febuary 23, 1507.
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Bildgröße: 2184 × 3090 px | 19.3 MB
Druckgröße: 18.5 × 26.2 cm | 859.8 × 1216.5 in (300 dpi)
Schlüsselwörter: 15. JAHRHUNDERT • 15. JH. • ABSTIEG • KUENSTLER • KÜNSTLER • OELFARBE • VENEZIANISCH • ÖLFARBE
