Guglielmo_Giraldi_(Italian,_active_1445_-_1489)_-_Saint_Catherine_of_Bologna_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg - Wikipedia

Summary

Saint Catherine of Bologna (

)

Artist

Guglielmo Giraldi (Italian, active 1445 - 1489) – illuminator (Italian)
Details on Google Art Project

Title

Saint Catherine of Bologna

Object type

Folio

Date

about 1469

Medium

"Tempera colors, gold paint, gold leaf, and ink on parchment"

Dimensions

height: 108 mm (4.25 in); width: 79 mm (3.11 in)

Collection

Getty Center

	Native name	Getty Center
	Parent institution	J. Paul Getty Trust
	Location	Los Angeles
	Coordinates	34° 04′ 39″ N, 118° 28′ 30″ W
	Established	1997
	Website	http://www.getty.edu/museum/
	Authority file	: Q29247 VIAF : 133364221 ISNI : 000000012287134X ULAN : 500260314 GND : 10081052-4 SUDOC : 050172751

Accession number

lido.getty.edu-gm-obj4117

Notes

More info at museum site

Source/Photographer

mwFCZ8muM-oJYw at Google Cultural Institute maximum zoom level

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