The Pavement Masters of Siena (1369-1562)
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121 PAVEMENT OF SIENA pute between Giovanni di Stefano and his work- men. 1 He died in Siena, on May the 8th, 1504, leaving, by his wife, Caterina Scotti, a daughter, Lucrezia, who married Ser Pasquale Grim, of Montalcino; his son Tommaso having prede- ceased him. His finest works still existing are the decorations for the Chapel of the Madonna delle Grazie referred to above, which are now affixed to the walls of the Duomo, near the door leading to the Campanile stairs ; and the t...omb of Cav. Cristoforo Felice (Rector 1457-58 and 1460- 65) in the church of S. Francesco in Siena.
23. 1473. Matteo di Giovanni di Bartolo.
This artist, also known as Matteo da Siena, was born about 1435. It was erroneously supposed, that he was the son of Giovanni di Paolo di Grazia, the painter of Poggio Malavolti, and brother of Pietro and Benvenuto di Giovanni, also painters of repute. As a matter of fact, however, Matteo's father was a certain Giovanni di Bartolo, a merchant of Borgo San Sepolcro, who had settled in Siena, by his second wife, Elisabetta, daughter of Andrea d'Ambrogio, a goldsmith : while Pietro was the son of another merchant, one Giovanni Pucci ; and Benvenuto, of a certain Giovanni di Maestro Meo del Guasta of San Quirico.
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121 PAVEMENT OF SIENA pute between Giovanni di Stefano and his work- men. 1 He died in Siena, on May the 8th, 1504, leaving, by his wife, Caterina Scotti, a daughter, Lucrezia, who married Ser Pasquale Grim, of Montalcino; his son Tommaso having prede- ceased him. His finest works still existing are the decorations for the Chapel of the Madonna delle Grazie referred to above, which are now affixed to the walls of the Duomo, near the door leading to the Campanile stairs ; and the t...omb of Cav. Cristoforo Felice (Rector 1457-58 and 1460- 65) in the church of S. Francesco in Siena.
23. 1473. Matteo di Giovanni di Bartolo.
This artist, also known as Matteo da Siena, was born about 1435. It was erroneously supposed, that he was the son of Giovanni di Paolo di Grazia, the painter of Poggio Malavolti, and brother of Pietro and Benvenuto di Giovanni, also painters of repute. As a matter of fact, however, Matteo's father was a certain Giovanni di Bartolo, a merchant of Borgo San Sepolcro, who had settled in Siena, by his second wife, Elisabetta, daughter of Andrea d'Ambrogio, a goldsmith : while Pietro was the son of another merchant, one Giovanni Pucci ; and Benvenuto, of a certain Giovanni di Maestro Meo del Guasta of San Quirico.
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