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Bernardino Blaceo

Illustration — Bernardino Blaceo, Triptych (1552) with Madonna and Child (centre), Saint John and Saint Hermagoras (left), Saint Peter and Saint Florian (right), Church of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary, Rivignano Teor Bernardino Blaceo (died 23 June 1570) was an Italian painter of the Renaissance period, active c. 1550 in his hometown Udine and in Friuli. His first dated work was a fresco Virgin and infant with Saints Peter and John from 1540 for a house in the Porta Nuova district, destroyed sometime after 1839.

Also recorded as Bernardino Blacci · il Blaceo · Bernardino il Blaceo

Bernardino Blaceo

Died
1570 · Udine.
Occupation
painter

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