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Saint Peter, Marco Zoppo, c. 1468, tempera on poplar panel

Saint Peter

Marco Zoppo · c. 1468

tempera on poplar panel

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Catherine of Alexandria, and Angels, Matteo di Giovanni, c. 1465/1470, tempera on poplar panel

Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Catherine of Alexandria, and Angels

Matteo di Giovanni · c. 1465/1470

tempera on poplar panel

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

Madonna and Child, Francesco Benaglio, late 1460s, tempera on panel transferred to canvas

Madonna and Child

Francesco Benaglio · late 1460s

tempera on panel transferred to canvas

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

Tarquinius Priscus Entering Rome, Jacopo del Sellaio, c. 1470, tempera on wood, mounted on canvas

Tarquinius Priscus Entering Rome

Jacopo del Sellaio · c. 1470

tempera on wood, mounted on canvas

Cleveland Museum of Art

CC0

4 shows

Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Bernardino, and Angels, Sano di Pietro, c. 1460/1470, tempera on panel

Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Bernardino, and Angels

Sano di Pietro · c. 1460/1470

tempera on panel

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

The Resurrection, Marco Zoppo (Marco Ruggeri known as Lo Zoppo), c. 1465–70, White tempera, brush and brown wash, over black chalk

The Resurrection

Marco Zoppo (Marco Ruggeri known as Lo Zoppo) · c. 1465–70

White tempera, brush and brown wash, over black chalk

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

CC0

Madonna and Child with Angels and Cherubim, Matteo di Giovanni, c. 1460/1465, tempera on poplar panel

Madonna and Child with Angels and Cherubim

Matteo di Giovanni · c. 1460/1465

tempera on poplar panel

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

Profile Portrait of a Boy

North Italian 15th Century · c. 1460/1470

tempera and oil on panel

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

Predella Panel from an Altarpiece: St. Catherine of Siena Invested with the Dominican Habit, Giovanni di Paolo, 1460s, tempera and gold on wood panel

Predella Panel from an Altarpiece: St. Catherine of Siena Invested with the Dominican Habit

Giovanni di Paolo · 1460s

tempera and gold on wood panel

Cleveland Museum of Art

CC0

3 shows

Saint Jerome (recto); Soldier with a Spear (verso), Vittore Carpaccio, 1480–1525, Brush with black ink and gray wash, over black chalk or charcoal, highlighted with white gouache (recto); black chalk, highlighted with white gouache, with some brush and gray wash (verso)

Saint Jerome (recto); Soldier with a Spear (verso)

Vittore Carpaccio · 1480–1525

Brush with black ink and gray wash, over black chalk or charcoal, highlighted with white gouache (recto); black chalk, highlighted with white gouache, with some brush and gray wash (verso)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

CC0