Schenking van Constantijn

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Schenking van Constantijn

Creator

Giulio Romano

Italian painter and architect (1499–1546) · 1499–1546

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Giulio Romano was praised for his original and inventive drawn designs for frescoes (wall paintings), which were subsequently executed by assistants. This is such a modello, a highly detailed design for a fresco in the Vatican made between 1520-1524. It depicts Emperor Constantine transferring the secular authority over Rome to Pope Sylvester I.

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Object type
design
†
Dating
1520 - 1524
Material
charcoal stick, paper, ink
†

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dc:creator
Giulio Romano
†
edmfp:technique
  • pen
  • brush
†

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Object ID
RP-T-1948-368
Object Type
design
  • Rijksmuseum field “Object type” · derived by LinkedCulture from the museum field
Creator
Giulio Romano
  • Rijksmuseum field dc:creator (museum’s label not yet confirmed) · derived by LinkedCulture from the museum field
Medium
charcoal stick, paper, ink
  • Rijksmuseum field “Material” · derived by LinkedCulture from the museum field
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  • pen
  • brush
  • Rijksmuseum field edmfp:technique (museum’s label not yet confirmed) · derived by LinkedCulture from the museum field
Date
1520 - 1524
  • Rijksmuseum field “Dating” · copied as is
Begin Year
1520
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End Year
1524
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