Girolamo Genga
Italian Artist · 1467–1551
4 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture
According to biographer Giorgio Vasari, Girolamo Genga studied with Luca Signorelli at age fifteen, then became his assistant. Between 1498 and 1501, he worked in a studio in Perugia, where fellow student Raphael influenced him strongly. Genga worked throughout Italy, primarily as a painter and architect in Urbino, though he also found employment in Tuscany and Lombardy. In 1522 the duke of Urbino
Works
View as IIIF ↗Battle Scene
Getty Museum · about 1525
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Design for a Bucket-Like Vessel with a Handle of Interlaced Figures, on a Body Adorned with Bucrania, Garlands, and Three River Gods
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1540–50
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Design for a Bucket-Like Vessel with a Handle of Non-Figural Interlaces, on a Body Adorned with a River God and Two Putti
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1540–50
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Design for a Bucket-Like Vessel with a Handle of Strapwork, on a Body Adorned with Dancing and Music-Making Antique-Style Figures
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1540–50
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