(b Crevalcore; d before 1525). Italian painter and musician.
Although Antonio da Crevalcore was highly regarded by his
contemporaries as both a painter of still-lifes and a musician, his
artistic oeuvre remains the subject of debate. It has been suggested
that he trained in Ferrara, because of the stylistic similarities
his work shares with other Ferrarese painters working in Bologna,
such as Francesco del Cossa and Ercole de’ Roberti. The influence of
Cossa’s Bolognese painting on Crevalcore is clear, especially of the
Pala dei Mercanti (Bologna, Pin. N.), but the connection between
Cossa’s Ferrarese works or Ercole de’ Roberti’s later Ferrarese
paintings and Crevalcore is less evident.
The Holy Family with St. John as a Boy
The Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist and another Saint
Deposizione di Cristo dalla Croce
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