Pietro di Domenico da Montepulciano

Pietro di Domenico da Montepulciano (active 1418 - 1422) was an Italian painter active in the Marche region.

Biography

He was like born in Montepulciano nelle Marche (apparently a neighborhood near Filottrano in the province of Ancona). Other sources attribute his birth to Recanati, where a presumed nephew, Domenico di Paolo da Recanati, was active circa 1434-1450.[1] Some have postulated he is or is related to the Master of the Bambino Vispo. In style, he recalls Gentile da Fabriano or Jacobello del Fiore.

There are two signed works by the artist:

A polyptich (1418) in the parish church of Osimo has been attributed to Pietro.[3] Mazzalupi displays the increasing number of works attributed to the painter. Among works attributed to Pietro are:

References

  1. Article by Matteo Mazzalupi, pages 114-143.
  2. Metropolitan Museum, Madonna and Child and Angels, painting derived from the Camaldoli Monastery of Naples.
  3. Treccani encyclopedia, entry.
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