Marco Pino Collection

Perseus, mid 1570s. Creator: Attributed to Antonio Spano
Perseus, mid 1570s

Christ Cross Saints Mary John Evangelist Catherine
Christ on the Cross with Saints Mary, John the Evangelist and Catherine of Siena; Marco Pino (Italian (Neapolitan), before 1520 - 1587, 1588); about 1570; Oil on panel; 181.6 x 120.7 cm (71 1)

Drawings Prints, Print, Perseus, Artist, Marco Pino, Italian, 16th century, Costa del, Siena, ca
Drawings and Prints, Print, Perseus, Artist, After, Marco Pino, Anonymous, Italian, 16th century, Italian, Costa del Pino, Siena ca. 1525-ca

Study Ascension Virgin 16th century Pen brown ink
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Marco Pino, Italian (c. 1520-1579 or after), Saint Catherine of Alexandria, pen and brown ink with brown wash, heightened with white, on paper washed salmon

Italian 16th-17th Century after Marco Pino, Perseus, chiaroscuro woodcut printed in black and blue on laid paper

Giovanni Gallo after Marco Pino (Italian, active 16th century), Madonna and Child with Saint Catherine, woodcut on laid paper

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Marco Pino (c. 1520-1579 or after): A 16th-century Italian artist from Siena, renowned for his mastery of pen and ink, as well as chiaroscuro woodcuts. His works, including studies of the Ascension Virgin and Saint Catherine of Alexandria, showcase intricate detail and a deep understanding of religious iconography. Notable pieces, such as the Perseus series, display his innovative use of contrasting light and shadow, a technique that was influential in the Italian art scene of the time. This artistic legacy continues to inspire, with works like Giovanni Gallo's Madonna and Child being inspired by Pino's original creations. From the mid-1570s, Pino's art serves as a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the Italian Renaissance.