Berlinghiero Berlinghieri

Berlinghiero Berlinghieri, also called Lucer's Berlingero (1224 - 1236 - 1240), is an Italian painter in the early 13 th century. He is the father of painter Barone Berlinghieri, Bonaventura Berlinghieri and Marco Berlinghieri. His real name is unknown because he knows that this is the basis of other works with his inscription "Berlingerius me pinxit" on his cross. However, the name "Berlinghiero Berlinghieri" is definitely not his name (according to Edward B. Garrison), he should be called Berlinghiero. He also mentioned the name of the dweller of Luca in the parchment which swore to keep peace with Pis after March of 22 March 1228 after the war of five years. Since the middle of the nineteenth century, the original document has been lost, and today there is a slightly garbled 17th century transcript that caused erroneous interpretation of his wrong name and wrong Lombard origin. As the son of his two adults was also mentioned in the document, it can be said that Berlingero was between 35 and 40 years old. This celebrated his birthday between 1188 and 1193. His style is influenced by old and new Byzantines, mainly line based, late Romanesque style. He is considered to be one of the leading artists of Tuscan art at the time. His earliest works, or at least thanks to him, "Madonna di sotto gli organi" in Pisa Cathedral, its history is not earlier than 1210. Villa Villa Guinigi in Lucca, North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, the Cleveland Museum of Art in New York and the Metropolitan Museum of Art

The three sons of Berlinghiero Berlinghieri became painters. In addition to the detailed record of the most famous Bonaventura Berlinghieri, Barone di Berlinghiero (1228-82), probably the older brother of brothers, Marco di Berlinghiero (1232-55), and 1266 Bonaventura's step record. And a disciple from c, Lupardo di Benincasa (Sicily, before 1258), 1249 worked independently, later moved to Sardinia. Barone was listed in the Lucchese citizen list with Berlinghiero and Bonaventura in 1228. In 1243 I drew a group for archbishop Luca, in 1256 I drew a cross in the parish church in Casabasia near Lucca, and in 1282 I promised to draw the cross, Madonna and Our Lady. Andrew S Andrea, Lucca. More Mark can be seen from the album of Lucca of the 1230 's. The two documents of 1250 concern the decoration of the Bible (Lucca, Bib

Berlinghiero Berlinghieri, also called Lucer's Berlingero (1224 - 1236 - 1240), is an Italian painter in the early 13 th century. He is the father of painter Barone Berlinghieri, Bonaventura Berlinghieri and Marco Berlinghieri. His real name is unknown because he knows that this is the basis of other works with his inscription "Berlingerius me pinxit" on his cross. However, the name "Berlinghiero Berlinghieri" is definitely not his name (according to Edward B. Garrison), he should be called Berlinghiero. He also mentioned the name of the dweller of Luca in the parchment which swore to keep peace with Pis after March of 22 March 1228 after the war of five years. Since the middle of the nineteenth century, the original document has been lost, and today there is a slightly garbled 17th century transcript that caused erroneous interpretation of his wrong name and wrong Lombard origin. It celebrated his birthday between 1188 and 1193

One of the most famous Italian masters. Berlinghiero came from Milan and was recorded in the banking industry Lucca near Pisa where he founded a family of painters including his son Bonaventura Berlinghieri. He was crucified in Lucca Pinakoteca (early 13 th century) and was originally hung in the monastery of Santa Maria degliangeli in Lucca and shows that he was interested in the 13 th century when celebrating their individual. I achieved it. At the parking lot, Mary instructed Christ to show that he is a Savior. At the ends of the cross are the symbols of the four evangelists who tell the story of Christ and above the Christ are the Virgin Mary on both sides of the two angels. The panel is painted in the Manuela Greka style and shows the victory of Christus