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Not much is known about Bernardino Zaganelli's life except through his works. He was born in [[Cotignola]] and worked in [[Parma]] and [[Ravenna]]. His [[Category:1460s births]] ...

..., and at first worked in the style of 15th-century [[Florence]]. His early works are the [[terra cotta]] altarpiece in Santa Chiara at Monte San Savino, and ...rly reliefs strongly show the influence of [[Donatello]]. His first known works after his return to Rome are a ''Madonna'' and a ''Baptist'' in [[Genoa Cat ...

...the Master of Anthony of Burgundy. These masters are named after prominent works or patrons of theirs. It appears that the project was split in half from an ...s could be bought printed, and Flemish illumination, especially of secular works, was in deep decline. Froissart's ''Chronicles'' were not printed until abo ...

...e ''Sala Grande'' of the [[Palazzo Medici Riccardi|Palazzo Medici]] in the 1460s, which have now been lost. ...fter their completion, these "were amongst the most famous and influential works of their time", but are now lost, "like nearly every canvas of the date".<r ...

His works are distinguished by "simple and harmonious architecture," partly in the st [[Category:1460s deaths]] ...

...e ''Sala Grande'' of the [[Palazzo Medici Riccardi|Palazzo Medici]] in the 1460s, which have now been lost. ...fter their completion, these "were amongst the most famous and influential works of their time", but are now lost, "like nearly every canvas of the date".<r ...

...irth of the dauphin in April 1518. He also supervised military engineering works at the châteaux of [[Tournai]] and [[Ardres]]. [[Category:1460s births]] ...

...ding of way in which [[Piero della Francesca]] was using light is evident. Works from this period include the ''Crocifissione e santi'' at Castello di Fiord ...

...uals at the commencement of the new era who sought to prepare encyclopedic works of knowledge. ==Works== ...

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Other works of architecture at Padua include the ''Loggia Carnica'', the [[Walls of Pad As a painter, several works by Falconetto are in the [[Castelvecchio Museum|Museo Civico]] housed in th ...

...ed by the [[Earl of Desmond|Earls of Desmond]], which they acquired in the 1460s.{{Sfn|Hallinan|2017|p=83}} The land was granted to Thomas {{Lang|ga|Ruadh}} ...public by the [[Office of Public Works]] in 2015 to carry out restorative works, and it remains closed as of March 2022. Local politicians have spoken out ...

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| works = ''Scala dei Giganti'' ([[Doge's Palace]], Venice) ...to the attribution of the arcades of the cloister to him, and that in the 1460s he had been influenced by Lombard sculpture. This consensus was based on a ...

| works = ...issance]] style. In addition to the altar paintings that are his principal works, he also designed church windows and woodcuts. The surviving prints that ca ...

...O'Donnell I), wealthy chief of the O’Donnell clan, built the castle in the 1460s or early 1470s. In 1474, he and his wife Nuala founded a [[Franciscan]] [[f ...Arran|the 5th Earl of Arran]], vested the castle in the [[Office of Public Works]].{{cn|date=August 2023}} ...

...r]] and architect of the Early Renaissance who worked in [[Rome]] from the 1460s and died just as the [[High Renaissance]] was getting under way. ...Giovanni Della Rovere (died 1483) in [[Santa Maria del Popolo]], and other works in the same church, including a marble triptych of Saint Catherine; the tom ...

==Works published== [[Category:1460s|Poetry]] ...

==Works== Herp wrote his works between 1450 and 1475. An early work is called ''The Contemplative Eden''. ...

...at the [[Monastery of Batalha]], where he may have been the Master of the Works, but that is uncertain. He erected the pillars of the Imperfect Chapels, de ...f Assisi|St Clara]]) over the river [[Mondego River|Mondego]] and did some works to canalize this river. Sometimes other artists worked to the designs of Bo ...