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Francesco Salviati
1510–1563
(b Florence, 1510; d Rome, 11 Nov. 1563). Florentine Mannerist painter, a pupil of Andrea del Sarto. In about 1530 he moved to Rome and he adopted the name by which he is now known from his main patron there, Cardinal Giovanni Salviati; he lodged in the cardinal's palace and it was for him that he painted the work that established his reputation—the fresco of the Visitation (1538) in S.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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Realdo Matteo Colombo (1515–1559) 1530–1569 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Realdo Matteo Colombo (1515–1559) 1530–1569 National Trust, Tatton Park
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Portrait of a Man c.1545 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Portrait of a Man c.1545 The Schorr Collection
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Portrait of a Boy c.1545 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Portrait of a Boy c.1545 The Schorr Collection
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A cavalry battle 1589 Cigoli (1559–1613) and Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)A cavalry battle 1589 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford -
Study of a child held by his mother 1528 - 1530 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563) and Andrea del Sarto (1486–1530)Study of a child held by his mother 1528 - 1530 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Figures watching a battle Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Figures watching a battle The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Mars, seated in a niche, flanked by two caryatids Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Mars, seated in a niche, flanked by two caryatids The Fitzwilliam Museum
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A mythological scene 1540 - 1550 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)A mythological scene 1540 - 1550 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Design for a ewer 1545 - 1555 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Design for a ewer 1545 - 1555 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Design for an oval frame with masks and male nude figures 1579 - 1582 Alessandro Allori (1535–1607) and Francesco Salviati (1510–1563) and Daniele da Volterra (c.1509–1566)Design for an oval frame with masks and male nude figures 1579 - 1582 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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The arms of the Medici 1525 - 1563 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)The arms of the Medici 1525 - 1563 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Study of a male Figure 1585 - 1635 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Study of a male Figure 1585 - 1635 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Head of an Old Woman (copy after Andrea del Sarto) Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Head of an Old Woman (copy after Andrea del Sarto) The Fitzwilliam Museum
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The Virgin and Child 1520 - 1550 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)The Virgin and Child 1520 - 1550 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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The Death of the Children of Niobe 1540 - 1541 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)The Death of the Children of Niobe 1540 - 1541 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Recto: Dante menaced appeals to Virgil Verso: Dante menaced appeals to Virgil (traced through from recto) Francesco Salviati (1510–1563) and Jacopo Ligozzi (1547–1627)Recto: Dante menaced appeals to Virgil Verso: Dante menaced appeals to Virgil (traced through from recto) Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Nude figure seen from behind with a garland 1580 - 1600 Giuseppe Porta (1520–1575) and Francesco Salviati (1510–1563)Nude figure seen from behind with a garland 1580 - 1600 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Head of a woman 1545 - 1575 Agnolo Bronzino (1503–1572) and Francesco Salviati (1510–1563) and Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519)Head of a woman 1545 - 1575 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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The Virgin Kneeling with the Christ Child in Her Arms 1550–1599 Francesco Salviati (1510–1563) (attributed to)The Virgin Kneeling with the Christ Child in Her Arms 1550–1599 Christ Church, University of Oxford
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Portraits of Five Artists: Giotto, Donatello, Michelangelo, Raphael and Brunelleschi Francesco Salviati (1510–1563) (attributed to)Portraits of Five Artists: Giotto, Donatello, Michelangelo, Raphael and Brunelleschi The Fitzwilliam Museum
