Spinello Aretino
1350–1410 · Medieval & Gothic
Spinello Aretino was an Italian painter from Arezzo, who was active in Tuscany at the end of the 14th and the first decade of the 15th century. His style influenced the development of late 14th- and early 15th-century painting in Tuscany.
28 paintings
- Saint Francis before the Pope (The Approval of the Franciscan Rule) (1390–1400)
- Virgin and Child with Angels (1405)
- Virgin and Child Enthroned with Nineteen Angels (1384)
- Saint Benedict and Saint Lucilla (above: Saint Daniel) (1385)
- Virgin Enthroned with Angels (1380)
- Funeral of Saint Benedict; Saint Augustine; Beheading of Saint Lucilla (1385)
- Paneelschildering, "Staande apostel", op hout door Spinello Aretino, ca. 1385, Arezzo (1385)
- Blessed Gerard of Villamagna and Saint Mary Magdalen with Saint Catherine of Alexandria (1385)
- Nativity (1380)
- Saint Louis of Toulouse and Saint Anthony of Padua with Saint Stephen
- St Julianus Murdering his Parents
- Saint Mary Magdalen Holding a Crucifix; (reverse) The Flagellation (1395)
- Saint Philip (1384)
- A Saint, Possibly James the Greater (1384)
- The Conversion of Saint Paul (1391)
- Saint Francis before the Pope (Confirmation of the Franciscan Rule) (1395)
- The Infant St. John the Baptist presented to Zacharias (1390)
- Salome (1390)
- Mystical marriage of Saint Catherine (1390)
- Saint Stephen (1400)
- Triptych of Madonna enthroned with child and saints (1391)
- Saints with Angel Annunciate (1400)
- Virgin and Child with Angels (1405)
- The Crucifixion with the Virgin Annunciate (1400)
- St. Anthony Abbot Enthroned (1385)
- Madonna and Child Enthroned with Angels (1390)
- St Benedict (wing of a polyptych) (1383)
- St Pontianus (wing of a polyptych) (1383)