Una ‘Crocifissione’ di Andrea Schiavone nella Staatsgalerie di Stoccarda

• Autores: Andrea Polati
• Localización: Paragone. Parte arte, ISSN 1120-4737, Nº 159-160, 2021, págs. 61-69
• Idioma: italiano
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• Resumen

  • The storerooms of the Staatsgalerie in Stuttgart contain a "Crucifixion" of the Venetian School which entered the museum in 1852 from the Barbini-Breganze collection in Venice, where it was listed as by Jacopo Tintoretto. Making use of comparisons and a discussion of style, the author attributes this hitherto neglected canvas to Andrea Meldola known as Schiavone. This small work brings together ideas the artist had already explored in drawings that show his great interest in the subject of the "Passion of Christ". A late seventeenth-century copy in the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo documents the fortunes of Schavione's "Crucifixion" in Venice. Finally, the painting is hypothetically identified as the work mentioned by Carlo Ridolfi in a variant of his biography of Schiavone.