Italian Masters
from the 16th and 17th Century |
Bernardo
Daddi / Master B / Master of the dice
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Bernardo Daddi
(1512-1570)
Called "master B" he signed with a B on a dice or just a dice"
Italian painter of history and genre. He died in Rome. He was strongly inspired
by Marcantonio Raimondi.
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DAPHNE CONSULTING HER FATHER
the
River God Peneus, about the amorous advances of Apollo. This is one
of four prints in a series, The Story of Apollo and Daphne,
after Baldassare Peruzzi. interesting to know os that the
Metropolitan Museum in New York considers this series significant
enough to use it as an illustration in their Timeline of Art
History. All 4 prints are online; the main picture is Apollo
Killing Python, but you can see the others by clicking on the
thumbnails at
this link
Berbardo
Daddi (1512 - 1570)
24 by 18 cm
Signed with the dice bottom right
reference: B.XV 197.20 I
Several collecotrs stamps on the backside
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BATTLE OF SCIPIO AFRICANUS AGAINST THE KING OF NUBIA
BEFORE THE WALL'S OF CARTAGO
Bernardo
Daddi (1512 - 1570)
circa 1530 after Raphael Urbino
20
by 25 cm
Signed with the monogram B on the dices bottom right
Reference: Pass.VI. 100.93
Published by Philip Thomassin (1560-1640)
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These original
engravings
are available for purchase.
You can access larger images by clicking on the thumbnail images
above.
Contact me for a price list if interested.
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