? – 1387

Italian painter. Long known only through meagre documents, this founder of the 14th-century Aretine school of painting was identified through the discovery of his signature on an Annunciation panel (Museo Diocesano, Arezzo) probably painted for the Compagnia di Santissima Annunziata, Arezzo, in the 1350s. His authorship can now be established for a group of stylistically similar works formerly attributed to several hands, including the Master of the Vescovado and Spinello Aretino, who was doubtless Andrea's pupil (and whose sculptor brother, Niccolò, married Andrea's daughter, Rebecca).Show more

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