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Andrea Schiavone
c.1500–1563
(b Zara, Dalmatia [now Zadar, Croatia], c.1510/15; d Venice, 1 Dec. 1563). Italian painter and etcher. His nickname ‘Schiavone’ means ‘Slav’, reflecting the fact that he came from Dalmatia (then under Venetian jurisdiction).
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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Nymphs in a Landscape 1540–1550 Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563)Nymphs in a Landscape 1540–1550 Leighton House Museum
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The Execution of Saint John the Baptist c.1540–1563 Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563)The Execution of Saint John the Baptist c.1540–1563 Birmingham Museums Trust
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Sacra Conversazione, Virgin and Child, Infant Saint John the Baptist and Saints Zachariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Catherine and possibly Mary... Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563)Sacra Conversazione, Virgin and Child, Infant Saint John the Baptist and Saints Zachariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Catherine and possibly Mary Magdalene Government Art Collection
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The Adoration of the Shepherds Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563)The Adoration of the Shepherds National Trust, Tatton Park
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Arcas Hunting about 1550 Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563) (attributed to)Arcas Hunting about 1550 The National Gallery, London
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Jupiter seducing Callisto about 1550 Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563) (attributed to)Jupiter seducing Callisto about 1550 The National Gallery, London
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Pilate Washing His Hands 1770–1799 Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563) (copy after)Pilate Washing His Hands 1770–1799 Bolton Museum and Art Gallery
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The Infant Bacchus with the Nymphs of Nyssa Andrea Schiavone (c.1500–1563) (style of)The Infant Bacchus with the Nymphs of Nyssa National Trust, Belton House
