Matteo Di Giovanni
1430 – 1495
Italian (Sienese) painter, who originally came from Borgo San Sepolcro and he painted the wings and predella (Pinacoteca Sansepolcro) of the altarpiece of which Piero della Francesca 's Baptism of Christ (National Gallery, London) was the centre panel. Matteo is first documented in Siena in 1452, when he was commissioned to gild an angel carved in wood by Jacopo della Quercia for Siena Cathedral. In 1457 he decorated the chapel of S Bernardino there.
23 artworks in collection
Locations
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Works
14551490
14551490
Museum
Madonna and Child with Sts Jerome, Catherine of Alexandria, and Angels
National Gallery of Art, Washington1465
Madonna and Child with Six Saints
Private collection1470
St Bernardino Restoring a Child to Life
Private collection1481
