Vincenzo Frediani, The Adoration of the Christ Child

Vincenzo Frediani

Italian · 1476–1505 · Painter

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ArtSell lists 2 lots by Vincenzo Frediani offered at auction; the houses did not publish whether they sold. Results come from Wannenes (2).

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Vincenzo Frediani: quick facts

How many works by Vincenzo Frediani have sold at auction?

No sold/unsold results are published for the lots recorded so far. 2 further lots were offered with no published result and are not counted.

Which auction houses sell Vincenzo Frediani?

Wannenes accounts for the most recorded results. Wannenes

About Vincenzo Frediani

In museum collections

  • Vincenzo Frediani, The Adoration of the Christ ChildThe Adoration of the Christ Child, 1490
    Art Institute of Chicago · Public domain
  • Vincenzo Frediani, Virgin and Child between Saint Peter and Saint PaulVirgin and Child between Saint Peter and Saint Paul, 1490
    Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya · Public domain
  • Vincenzo Frediani, Virgin and Child enthroned with Sts. Sebastian and RochVirgin and Child enthroned with Sts. Sebastian and Roch, 1490
    Fogg Museum · Public domain
  • Vincenzo Frediani, Story of Saint Thomas the Apostle – Gundaphorus gives Saint Thomas Money to Build His Palace, and Other Episodes (one of two panels, artist previously identified as the Master of Lucchese Immaculate Conception)Story of Saint Thomas the Apostle – Gundaphorus gives Saint Thomas Money to Build His Palace, and Other Episodes (one of two panels, artist previously identified as the Master of Lucchese Immaculate Conception), 1500
    Courtauld Gallery · Public domain

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Related artists — Italian, born 1451–1501