1400 - 1437

Faktografický list

  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Top-ranked work: Saint Michael
  • Art period: Renaissance
  • Died: 1437
  • Born: 1400, Perugia, Italy
  • Also known as:
    • Pellegrino Di Giovanni Di Antonio
    • Pellegrino di Giovanni
    • ペレグリヌス

The Life and Legacy of Peregrinus

Peregrinus, also known as Pellegrino di Giovanni di Antonio, was an Italian painter born in Perugia, Italy. He was a prominent figure in the local art scene, serving as the treasurer of the local painter's guild in 1428. His reputation as a leading painter in Perugia allowed him to secure significant commissions, including works for the wealthy merchant Nicola di Giovanni di Benedetto di Giovanni. Following his death, his workshop was inherited by his pupil, Mariano d’Antonio.

Notable Works and Attributions

The artistic output of Peregrinus includes several notable panels, some of which are preserved in major collections. His works are identified through various historical records and museum attributions:

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In which Italian city was Peregrinus born?
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To whom did Peregrinus execute commissions?
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