Finding of Moses

1540 · Akademie der bildenden Künste, Vienna

religious

Stefano Cernotto was a Dalmatian painter active in Venice. The Finding of Moses was a popular subject from the 1540s in Venice. This painting was originally ascribed to Polidoro da Lanzani, a pupil of Titian.

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About the Artist

Stefano Cernotto

Dalmatian painter, born probably in Rab Island, Croatia, active in Venice. He was repeatedly mistaken for Francesco Vecellio or Polidoro da Lanciano. Contrary to earlier assumption that he was a pupil of Bonifacio Veronese, recent research proved that he was trained in the shop of Titian around 1520. A fairly consistent corpus of Cernotto was compiled.

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