Bartolomeo della Gatta

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Bartolomeo della Gatta was a 15th-century Italian painter and miniaturist associated with the early Renaissance, known for his religious works and contributions to illuminated manuscripts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Early Renaissance artist
Italian painter
human
miniaturist
activeInCentury 15th century
artisticStyle Renaissance perspective
refined linear drawing
countryOfCitizenship Italy
educatedAt Florentine artistic milieu
era Italian Renaissance
fieldOfWork manuscript illumination
panel painting
genre religious art
givenName Bartolomeo
influencedBy Piero della Francesca
knownFor illuminated choir books
religious panel paintings
memberOf Camaldolese order
linked to: Camaldolese Order
movement Early Renaissance
name Bartolomeo della Gatta
notableWork Assumption of the Virgin (Arezzo Cathedral, attributed)
notableWorkType altarpieces
illuminated manuscripts
occupation miniaturist
painter
placeOfActivity Arezzo
Florence
Tuscany
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male

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Bartolomeo hasNotableBearer Bartolomeo della Gatta
Bartolomeo della Gatta name Bartolomeo della Gatta