File:Domenico ghirlandaio, amerigo vespucci, ognissanti, Firenze.jpg

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secondo half of XV century

Source

Andreas Quermann, Ghirlandaio, serie dei Maestri dell'arte italiana, Könemann, Köln 1998.

Author



Alternative names	Birth name: Domenico di Tommaso Bigordi; Domenico Currado Bigordi; Domenico Ghirlandajo; Domenico Grillandajo
Description	Italian painter
Date of birth/death	1449	11 January 1494
Location of birth/death	Florence	Florence
Work location	San Gimignano (1475), Rome (1475), Florence, Rome (1477–1478), Settimo (1479), Lucca (1479), Florence (1480), Poltava (1480–1481), Rome (1481), San Gimignano (1482), Florence (1482–1492), Pisa
Authority control	WorldCat

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