Giovanni Battista Naldini
Italian Artist · 1537–1591
4 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture
Giovanni Battista Naldini created a unique Mannerist style that borrowed not only from his masters Jacopo Pontormo and Giorgio Vasari but from their teacher, Andrea del Sarto. He adopted Vasari's forms, but his art's feeling and energy--though softened--came from Pontormo. From del Sarto, Naldini absorbed intimate, sentimental, and painterly elements. While his teachers ranked line over color, Nal
Works
View as IIIF ↗A Standing Male Nude (recto); A Standing Male Nude (verso)
Getty Museum · 1590
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Design for the End Pier of a Table
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1537–91
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Elevation of Giulio Romano's House (recto); the Ruins from the Caelius Aqueduct and Temple of Claudius in Rome (verso)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · ca. 1557
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Raising of the Son of the Widow of Naim (recto); Madonna and Child with Saints (verso)
Getty Museum · about 1570–1580
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