The 16th century

The 16th century saw the emergence of the highly original personality of Saturnino Gatti, recently recognized as a leading figure of the Italian Renaissance.
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The 16th century saw the emergence of the highly original personality of Saturnino Gatti, recently recognized as a leading figure of the Italian Renaissance. The Museum displays two paintings on panel by this artist (Madonna degli Angeli, 1505; Madonna del Rosario, 1511) and several terracotta sculptures (the Nativity Scene of Tione and Sant’Antonio Abate, 1512), saved from the earthquake and admirably restored.

Artworks

Appearance of the Risen Christ to the blessed Bernardino da Fossa

Francesco di Paolo da Montereale
Coronation of the Virgin

Circle of Francesco di Paolo da Montereale
Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist and Saint Francis of Assisi

Cola dell’Amatrice, Nicola di Pier Gentile, “Il Filotesio”
Lamentation over the Dead Christ

Francesco di Paolo da Montereale
Madonna and Child Enthroned with angels

Saturnino Gatti
Madonna and Child, Young Saint John the Baptist and saints

Francesco di Paolo da Montereale
Madonna Enthroned originally with Child

Attributed to Troiano De Giptis
Madonna of the Rosary

Saturnino Gatti
Nativity

Giovanni Antonio da Lucoli
Nativity of the Virgin

Francesco di Paolo da Montereale
Resurrection of Christ and a Franciscan saint

Francesco di Paolo da Montereale
Saint Anthony the Abbot

Saturnino Gatti
Saint Eusanio and stories of his life

Francesco di Paolo da Montereale
Saint Sebastian

Saturnino Gatti
The Holy Family Meets the Family of the Baptist known as Sacra Parentela

Cola dell’Amatrice, Nicola di Pier Gentile, “Il Filotesio”
The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple

Circle of Saturnino Gatti