Jacobello del Fiore (alternatively: Jacobello Del Fiore)
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
Adoration of the Magi: Saints (left panel), This image shows the three-tiered left wing of an altarpiece that depicts the adoration of the magi. In this left wing, in the top tier is Mary from the annunciation. In the middle tier are St. Eligio and a bishop saint. In the bottom tier are St. Catherine and St. Barbara., 1405-1410
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0059; Public Notes: The photograph was originally housed in a folder marked, "Stoccolma 2099; attribuita Longhi; 1410 circa".
Adoration of the Magi: Saints (right panel), This image shows the right wing of an altarpiece whose central panel shows the adoration of the magi. In the top tier of this wing is the angel of the annunciation. In the middle tier, St. Christopher and Christ in the garden of Gethsemane. In the bottom tier are St. George and St. Leonard of Noblac., 1405-1410
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0060; Public Notes: The photograph was originally housed in a folder marked, "Stoccolma 2099; attribuita Longhi; 1410 circa".
Adoration of the Magi, This image shows the scene of the adoration of the magi. Here, in the central panel, Mary Joseph, and the Christ Child sit in a stable in the lower left corner. Zigzagging across the rest of the composition are the magi and their entourage, making their way through a rocky landscape. In a smaller panel above is the crucifixion scene., 1405-1410
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0058; Public Notes: This central panel also has two wings; see: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0059 and SC.MSS.088.VENI.0060.
The photograph was originally housed in a folder marked, "Stoccolma 2099; attribuita Longhi; 1410 circa".
Coronation of the Virg; Pieta; Annunciation; Saints and Donors, This image shows a polyptych with two tiers. In the lower tier, the central panel depicts the coronation of the Virgin, and the side panels include saints, three in full-length on each side (3 bishop saints, a pope, Saint Jerome, and a monk). The upper tier has a three-dimensional element with the pieta in the center and the annunciation in the two side panels. To each side of this element are 3 half-length saints. Below the coronation of the Virgin scene is a scene of donors. Above the top tier, the carved finials of the frame are topped with saints in bust, carved and gilded., 1400-1410
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0056; Public Notes: The photograph was originally housed in a folder marked, "Teramo; opera firmata; 1400-1410"
Coronation of the Virgin (detail), This image shows a detail of a larger painting of the Coronation of the Virgin. Here, Christ crowns Mary queen of Heaven as they sit enthroned on an ornate Gothic double throne. She holds her hands together in penitence. He holds a book and a staff. They are surrounded by cherubs and seraphs., 1438
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0072; Public Notes: The banner on the throne has an inscription which cannot be determined from this view.
Coronation of the Virgin, This image shows a detail of a larger polyptych. Here we see the central panel of the lower tier depicting the Coronation of the Virgin. Enthroned, the Virgin and Christ are surrounded by angels as He crowns her Queen of Heaven. Below this scene but still in the main panel, is a scene of donors surrounding a walled city., 1400-1410
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0057; Public Notes: The photograph was originally housed in a folder marked, "Teramo; opera firmata; 1400-1410"
Coronation of the Virgin, This image shows the coronation of the Virgin, surrounded by saints and angels. Mary and Jesus sit enthroned on an ornate, multi-tiered, double, Gothic throne. To the left are prophets and martyrs and to the right are patriarchs and apostles, Below are saints and holy virgins. In the base of the throne are the four evangelists and seven angels with musical instruments. On either side of Mary and Jesus are cherubs and seraphs. The scene is ceremonial (from rigidity of layout) and exuberant. The flower meadow in the front refers to the Garden of Eden as the scene., 1438
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0071; Public Notes: There are banners held by the side figures, but their inscriptions cannot be determined from this view.
Crucifixion, This image shows the crucifixion scene, with Christ on the cross, and two female figures holding up Mary as she faints. To the right are two male figures, presumably St. Peter and St. John the Evangelist., 1400-1499
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0073; Public Notes: Notes on the reverse of the photo indicate sales of the painting: --1949: (sold with a note by Giuseppe Fiocco, suggesting the possible authorship of Arcangelo di Cola and the Riminese School). --1963: via Christie's, attributed to Jacobello del Fiore
Justice Enthroned Between Two Youthful Martyrs, This image shows a triptych with Justice enthroned between two martyrs. In the central panel, Justice sits enthroned and wears a crown and holds a sword and scales. In the two side panels are two youthful martyrs, each wearing tunic and robe and holding a martyr's palm., 1436
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0070; Public Notes: There are two inscriptions, one on the frame. The text cannot be determined from this view.
Justice Enthroned (detail), This image shows Justice enthroned in a detail view. Here, in a bust view, Justice wears a crown and adorned tunic and robe. Behind her is a banner. This is from the central panel of a triptych with Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel., 1421
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0068; Public Notes: There are inscriptions on the three banner scrolls (behind Justice and hold by the two archangels respectively). The text cannot be determined from this view.
Justice Enthroned, Saint Michael the Archangel, Saint Gabriel the Archangel, This image shows Justice enthroned, with Saint Michael Archangel to the left, and Saint Gabriel Archangel to the right. Justice holds scales and a sword, and two lions are behind her. Saint Michael wears armor, holds a sword, scrolls, and scales, and tramples a dragon. Saint Gabriel holds a lily and a banner, and reaches out a hand as if speaking (in the annunciation)., 1421
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0067; Public Notes: There are inscriptions on the three banner scrolls (behind Justice and held by the two archangels respectively). The text cannot be determined from this view.
Lion of Saint Mark, This image shows the lion of Saint Mark, as depicted by Jacobello del Fiore, from the Palazzo Ducale in Venice. The winged lion stands powerfully and holds a book. Behind him is a rocky form and a large sky., 1415, Photographed in 1915-20
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0065; Public Notes:
Madonna and Child, This image shows, in half-length view, Mary holding the Christ Child in her arms. His head is close to hers, and she touches his face while He holds her wrist. She supports his body with her other hand. They gaze at each other., 1400-1439
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0079; Public Notes:
Madonna and Child, This image shows the Madonna and Child sitting in a meadow. The Virgin holds the Christ Child in her lap as He nurses at her breast., 1400-1439
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0090; Public Notes: Oversize image
Madonna and Child, This image shows the Virgin and Child in half-length. The Virgin holds the infant Christ in her arms, while He rests his head on her shoulder. The background is gold., 1410-1430
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0078; Public Notes:
Madonna and Child, This image shows the Virgin and Child in three-quarter view. The Virgin holds the Child in her arms. The Christ Child holds a small bird, wears a tunic, and gazes up at the Virgin., 1400-1439
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0082.1; Public Notes: On the photograph, there is a handwritten note "Fischer/Nov. 1961", probably a reference to a sale in Nov. 1961 of the painting.
Madonna and Child, This image shows the Virgin and Child seated in a meadow, with the Christ Child seated on Mary's lap with his head on his arm. The trim of her robe is decorated., 1400-1499
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0075; Public Notes:
Madonna and Child, This image shows the Virgin Mary in prayer, with her hands raised together skyward, to Jesus, who hovers above her to the right. He leans down to her to listen, and rays of light come from Him., 1400-1439
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0084; Public Notes:
Madonna and Child, This image shows the Virgin sitting in a meadow, with the Christ Child in her lap. She holds her hands in adoration and shares a gaze with the Child., 1425-1439
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0077; Public Notes:
Madonna and Child with Angels, This image shows the Virgin and Child surrounded by angels and birds. The Virgin holds the Christ Child in her lap. He holds an open book in his lap. Four angels are in the top of the painting, with their hands and gazes held in adoration. The Madonna and Child are seated in luxurious foliage with birds surrounding them., 1400-1439
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.VENI.0091; Public Notes: There is a handwritten note on the reverse of the photograph referencing the sale of this work in London.
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