Gallery of the Masters 
Matteo di Giovanni
1430-1495 Italy/Early Renaissance
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Brief Biography-Matteo di Giovanni, the son of a tinman, was born in Borgo San Sepolcro. He lived in Siena where Lorenzo di Pietro, known as Vecchietta, influenced him strongly. Antonio del Pollaiuolo, and possibly his younger brother Piero, also influenced Matteo's work. In 1465, he painted the wings of Piero della Francesca's polyptych, the Baptism of Christ. His most noted works were three variants of the Massacre of the Innocents, two of which are in Siena and the third in Naples. He gained the reputation as being the best Sienese painter of his generation and referred to as Matteo da Siena. |
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annunciation with
saints
saint bartholomew
assumption of the
virgin
dream of saint
jerome
judith with head
of holofernes
madonna and child
and two angels
madonna and child
with saints
madonna and child
with six saints
madonna with child
and angels
madonna with child
and two angels
massacre of the
innocents
mystical crucifixion
bernardino restoring
a child to life
saint jerome
saint jerome
in study
saint nicholas
of bari
saint sebastian
crucifixion
madonna and child
with saints
virgin and child with
angels and saints
virgin and child with
saints and angels
virgin and child with
sts john the baptist
virgin with child and
angels
