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The Cartellini of Renaissance paintings
Cartellino, Italian for ‘ticket’ or ‘tag’, was a popular component in Renaissance painting. Typical cartellinos were painted as small illusionistic unfolded slips of paper inscribed with either the artists signature or information about the identity of figures in the painting. Painting a cartellino allowed the artist to demonstrate significant technical skill and embed their signature in a graphic sophisticated way.
1 - Antonello de Messina, detail from ‘Christ Blessing (Salvator Mundi)’, 1475
2 - Giovanni Bellini, detail of ‘St. Francis in Ecstasy’, 1480
3 - Jacopo de’ Barbari, detail of ‘Still Life with Partridge and Iron Gloves’, 1504
4 - Hans Holbein the Younger, detail of ‘Portrait of Georg Gisze’, 1532
5 - Francisco de Zurbarán, detail of ‘The Adoration of the Shepherds’, 1638
6 - Carlo Crivelli, detail of ‘Madonna and Child’, 1480
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photo by G. Riebecke, 1929
from The Dog In Photography 1839 - Today
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art by Zarina Situmorang
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Sangram Majumdar, Nightlife 1.
Raphael - The Sistine Madonna (1512-1513)
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‘Bees with Honeycomb’ (1881). Wallpaper fragment by Candace Wheeler (American,1827–1923).
Image and text courtesy The Met.
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