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Un "san Giovanni romano": il san Giovanni Battista di Leonardo fu realizzato a Roma?

Zöllner, Frank

In: Antonelli, Roberto ; Cieri Via, Claudia ; Forcellino, Antonio ; Forcellino, Maria (Hrsgg.): Leonardo a Roma : influenze ed eredità ; catalogo della mostra. Roma 2019, pp. 237-248 (Storia dell'Accademia dei Lincei. Cataloghi ; 6)

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Abstract

This article discusses the numerous attempts of the past decades to establish a plausible dating for Leonardo's John the Baptist (Paris, Louvre). I am particularly critical of the assumption that the painting was made before 1510. After weighing up all the arguments, I come to the conclusion that Leonardo developed a specific iconography of light for Pope Leo X in his painting with John the Baptist, which can also be found in Raphael's paintings of the same subject.

Document type: Book Section
Version: Secondary publication
Date Deposited: 29 Jan 2025 09:51
Faculties / Institutes: Research Project, Working Group > Individuals
DDC-classification: Painting
Controlled Keywords: Leonardo <da Vinci> / Johannes der Täufer, Malerei, Datierung, Ikonographie, Geschichte
Subject (classification): Iconography
Painting
Countries/Regions: Italy
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