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BARTOLOMMEO SUARDI (c. 1455-c. 1536)

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Originally appearing in Volume V25, Page 1061 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BARTOLOMMEO

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SUARDI (c. 1455-c. 1536)  ,
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Italian painter and architect, frequently called Bramantino, was
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born in
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Milan, the son of Alberto
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Suardi . He executed a number of paintings containing portraits of celebrated personages for the Vatican . In r5o8 he was engaged in
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Rome .
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Bramante d'
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Urbino taught Bramantino
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architecture, and the
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pupil assisted the
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master in the
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execution of the interior of the
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church of
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San Satiro, Milan . In 1525 Bramantino was appointed architect to the
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court by
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Duke
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Francis (II.)
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Sforza, and his aid as an engineer in tht
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defence of Milan brought him a multitude of rewards . Bartolommeo Suardi has been much confused with a certain Bramantino da Milano, of whom
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Vasari makes. frequent and specific mention in his
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life of
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Piero della Francesca, his observations on Benvenuto Garofalo and
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Girolamo da
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Carpi, and his life of Jacopo
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Sansovino .

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