Francesco di Giorgio
1439–1501 · 19 artworks · 7 museums
Italian Renaissance architect, sculptor and painter (1439-1502)
Where to see the works
Each dot is the museum where the work is on display. Works in the same museum share the exact same position.
All works by Francesco di Giorgio
Ideal City
The Story of Oenone and Paris
Triumph of Chastity
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Paris (right end panel)
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Oenone (left end panel)
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Saint Dorothy and the Infant Christ
Virgin and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Anthony of Padua and Two Angels
The Nativity, with God the Father Surrounded by Angels and Cherubim
The Nativity
Saint Bernardino Preaching from a Pulpit
Goddess of Chaste Love
Madonna and Child
The Triumph of Cupid
The Judgment of Paris
Saint Sebastian
Saint John the Baptist
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Borghese Borghesi, 1414-1490, Jurisconsult of Siena [obverse]
![Minerva Holding a Spear and Shield [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d9/Francesco_di_Giorgio_Martini%2C_Minerva_Holding_a_Spear_and_Shield_(reverse)%2C_probably_1485-1490%2C_NGA_44494.jpg/500px-Francesco_di_Giorgio_Martini%2C_Minerva_Holding_a_Spear_and_Shield_(reverse)%2C_probably_1485-1490%2C_NGA_44494.jpg)
Minerva Holding a Spear and Shield [reverse]
Design for a Wall Monument