He is also alleged to have killed fellow painter Domenico Veneziano and confessed to patricide by painting Repentance of St. Julian.
Vasari communicates the story that he received his name after suspicion regarding the realism in his depiction of the executed enemies of the Medici at the Palazzo del Podestà. He is also alleged to have killed fellow painter Domenico Veneziano and confessed to patricide by painting Repentance of St. Julian.
Vasari communicates the story that he received his name after suspicion regarding the realism in his depiction of the executed enemies of the Medici at the Palazzo del Podestà.
{Andreino degli Impiccati} (or {Andrea del Castagno}; or {Andrea di Bartolomeo} di Simone di Bargilla)