Pinturicchio

/ pintoˈrikkjo, pintuˈrikkjo /

noun

1. real name Bernardino di Betto. ?1454–1513, Italian painter of the Umbrian school

Example Sentences

He said that his father painted copies of works by Bruegel, Pinturicchio and others and hung them around the house.

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One worker who was weaving a cream-colored damask from a design named for the Renaissance painter Pinturicchio could be expected to complete only 80 to 100 centimeters of the fabric per day.

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“What if the early impression of those naked men, good and even happy, who gave parrots as gifts and painted their bodies black and red, came to life in the small dancing figurines in the background of Pinturicchio’s Resurrection?”

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A Resurrection scene painted by the Renaissance master Pinturicchio was restored to reveal a small depiction of naked men with feathered headdresses who appear to be dancing.

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In his L’Osservatore Romano article, Paolucci writes that he can’t say for sure that the men in Pinturicchio’s fresco are Native Americans.

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