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Francesco da Ponte

Francesco da Ponte the Elder (Francesco da Ponte il Vecchio; c. 1475 – 1539), or Francesco Bassano the Elder (Francesco Bassano il Vecchio), was an Italian Renaissance painter of the Venetian School. Francesco da Ponte was born in Vicenza, after training in Venice he established himself at Bassano.

Also recorded as Francesco Da Ponte · Francesco Dal Ponte · Francesco I Dal Ponte · Francesco da Ponte Bassano I

Francesco da Ponte

Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, Bergamo Alta

Dimitris Kamaras from Athens, Greece · Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, Bergamo Alta · CC BY 2.0

Born
1475 · Vicenza.
Died
1539
Nationality
Republic of Venice
Occupation
painter
Languages
Italian

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Francesco da Ponte the Elder (Francesco da Ponte il Vecchio; c. 1475 – 1539), or Francesco Bassano the Elder (Francesco Bassano il Vecchio), was an Italian Renaissance painter of the Venetian School. Francesco da Ponte was born in Vicenza, after training in Venice he established himself at Bassano.

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