Miracles of Saint Bernardino
15th-century cycle of paintings from Perugia
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Miracles of Saint Bernardino
Summary
Miracles of Saint Bernardino is a cycle of paintings[1].
Key Facts
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino is the creator of Workshop of 1473[2].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's instance of is recorded as cycle of paintings[3].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's collection is recorded as National Gallery of Umbria[4].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's collection is recorded as Oratory of San Bernardino[5].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino took place at National Gallery of Umbria[6].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's Commons category is recorded as Stories of Saint Bernardino[7].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's Commons category is recorded as Stories of Saint Bernardino by the workshop of Pietro Perugino 1473[8].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino comprises St. Bernardino Cures the Daughter of Giovannantonio Petrazio da Rieti[9].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino comprises Saint Bernardino heals Nicola di Lorenzo da Prato Gored by a Bull[10].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino comprises Saint Bernardino heals a barren woman or resurrects a dead child[11].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino comprises Saint Bernardino Restores the Sight of a Blind Man[12].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino comprises Saint Bernardino Appearing After His Death and Freeing a Prisoner[13].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino comprises Saint Bernardino saves a dead man[14].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's catalog code is recorded as 5.7a-c[15].
- 1473 marks the founding of Miracles of Saint Bernardino[16].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's main subject is Bernardino of Siena[17].
- Miracles of Saint Bernardino's described at URL is recorded as https://www.facebook.com/GalleriaUmbriaPerugia/posts/le-tavolette-con-storie-di-sanbernardino-una-delle-opere-pi%C3%B9-interessanti-del-no/1700816170007536/[18].
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Authorship and Creation
Miracles of Saint Bernardino is the creator of Workshop of 1473[2].
Subject and Themes
Miracles of Saint Bernardino's main subject is Bernardino of Siena[17].
Material and Period
The location of Miracles of Saint Bernardino was National Gallery of Umbria[6].