Pietro Di Cristoforo Vannucci Collection

Dead Christ With Joseph Of Arimathea And Nicodemus (Sepulcrum Christi), c1494-98. Creator: Perugino
Dead Christ With Joseph Of Arimathea And Nicodemus (Sepulcrum Christi), c1494-98. Joseph of Arimathea looks on contemplatively as a tearful Nicodemus supports Christ's lifeless body on a stone

St. Sebastian. Creator: Perugino
St. Sebastian, Unknown date

The Holy Family, 1465-1523. Creator: Perugino
The Holy Family, 1465-1523

Figure of an Archer [recto], c. 1500. Creator: Perugino
Figure of an Archer [recto], c. 1500

Archer Drawing a Bow, c. 1505. Creator: Perugino
Archer Drawing a Bow, c. 1505

Two Standing Draped Male Figures, n.d. Creator: Perugino
Two Standing Draped Male Figures, n.d

Madonna, undated. (c1500s) Creator: Perugino
Madonna, undated. (c1500s)

The Baptism of Christ, 1500 / 05. Creator: Perugino
The Baptism of Christ, 1500/05

The Nativity, 1500 / 05. Creator: Perugino
The Nativity, 1500/05

Noli Me Tangere, 1500 / 05. Creator: Perugino
Noli Me Tangere, 1500/05. [Christ appears to Mary Magdalene]

Christ and the Woman of Samaria, 1500 / 05. Creator: Perugino
Christ and the Woman of Samaria, 1500/05

Baptism of Christ (recto), 15th century (pen & brown wash) [see 5938231]
5938226 Baptism of Christ (recto), 15th century (pen & brown wash) [see 5938231] by Perugino, Pietro (c.1445-1523) (attr. to); 28x36.8 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge

Study of a man with a tortoise[?] on a lead / part of a palm tree / a caricature head
5938231 Study of a man with a tortoise[?] on a lead/ part of a palm tree/ a caricature head (verso), 15th century (pen & brown ink on paper, stuck down) [see 5938226] by Perugino

Two Figures Angels Standing 1490-1505 Pen brown ink
Artokoloro

Landscape recto verso 1489-90 Brush brown wash
Artokoloro

Study Kneeling Youth Head Another 1500 Metalpoint
Artokoloro

Heads Two Saints 1495-1510 Metalpoint reworked
Artokoloro

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Pietro di Cristoforo Vannucci, commonly known as Perugino, was an Italian Renaissance painter who created several remarkable artworks during the early 1500s. One of his notable pieces is "The Baptism of Christ, " painted between 1500 and 1505. In this masterpiece, Perugino skillfully captures the serene moment when Jesus receives baptism from John the Baptist. Another captivating artwork by Perugino is "The Nativity, " also completed around the same period. This painting depicts the birth of Jesus in a humble stable, surrounded by Mary, Joseph, angels, and shepherds. The artist's attention to detail and use of soft colors create a peaceful atmosphere that transports viewers back to that holy night. In "Noli Me Tangere, " another work from 1500-05, Perugino portrays a poignant scene where Mary Magdalene encounters the resurrected Christ in a garden after his crucifixion. The emotional depth conveyed through their expressions showcases Perugino's mastery in capturing human emotions. Perugino's talent shines once again in "Christ and the Woman of Samaria. " Painted during the same period as his other works mentioned above, this piece depicts Jesus conversing with a Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. Through delicate brushstrokes and meticulous attention to facial expressions, Perugino brings this biblical encounter to life. Apart from religious themes, Pietro di Cristoforo Vannucci explored various subjects throughout his career. For instance, he produced sketches such as "Study of a man with a tortoise on lead" or what appears to be part of a palm tree alongside caricature heads. These studies showcase his versatility as an artist beyond traditional religious scenes. "The Baptism of Christ" appears multiple times among these hints because it exemplifies one aspect that defined Perugino's artistic style: depicting sacred moments with grace and harmony while paying meticulous attention to detail.