Francesco Vanni

Also known as Francisco Vanni, Cav. re Vanni, Vanni di Siena, Francesco Vainey, Vanni da Siena, Francesco, II Vanni, Frano Vanni, Francesco Vanini

Italian painter (1563-1610)

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Agriculture and Public Goods
Agriculture And Public Goods The Role Of Collective Action

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Instance of: human
Given name: Francesco
Gender: male
Citizenship: Italy
Place of birth: Siena
Place of death: Siena
Child: Raffaello Vanni
Occupation: visual artist
Languages spoken: Italian
Movement: Sienese school
Image: Francesco vanni, autoritratto.JPG
Work location: Milan

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Commons category: Francesco Vanni
date of birth: 1564-01-05
date of death: 1610-10-26
Commons Creator page: Francesco Vanni
Commons gallery: Francesco Vanni
has works in the collection: Temple Newsam
described by source: Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
start of work period: 1580-01-01
end of work period: 1610-01-01

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36 objects attributed to Francesco Vanni, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

[Catherine of Siena]

Saint Agnes

The devil’s incense

Birth of Mary

Portrait of Franciscvs Piccolominevs

S. AUGUSTINUS EPISCOPUS ET ECCLESIAE DOCTOR [Scenes from the Life of St. Augustine]

DIVVS BERNARDINVS SENENSIS

[Scenes from the life of Saint Catherine of Siena. On the left side of the picture, Catherine is in conversation with Pope Gregory XI, who asks for the removal of the papal seat. From the center of the page to the right edge of the picture, she shows a male order writing down her conversations. Catherine is always crowned by a disk nimbus during her conversation and appearance.]

[Scenes from the life of Saint Catherine of Siena. The focus of the paper is the “Miracle of the Raising of the Agnes of Montepulciano,” which is actively accompanied by Catherine himself and two other gentlemen passively. In the right background, Catherine asks for the demise of his demons, then carrying Christ with a cross over his shoulder, appearing wrapped in clouds in the sky. Closely casual

[Little St. Jerome]

B. Bernardus Ptolomeus Sene

[The Holy Familiy; The Holy Family]

[Saint Margaret, George and Mary Magdalene; St. Margaret, St. George on a throne and Mary Magdalen]

[St. Mary Magdalene; S. Mary Magdalen]

S. GREGORIIUS PAPA ET ECCLESIAE DOCTOR [Scenes from the Life of St. Gregory]

[St. Catherine; S. Catherine]

S. AMBROSIUS ARCHIEPISCOPUS ET ECCLESIAE DOCTOR [Scenes from the Life of St. Ambrosius]

[Scenes from the life of Saint Catherine of Siena. The focus of the paper is the inclusion of Saint Catherine in the sky, which is seen by Thomas Petra on the lower right edge of the leaf and the widow Semia appears as a vision in the middle of the lower edge of the leaf. This depiction is flanked by another scene on the left edge of the leaf, which shows the death of Catherine.]