Biography
Marcantonio Raimondi (1480–1534) — 16th-century Italian engraver and printmaker (1480–1534).
Marcantonio Raimondi worked as engraver, painter, goldsmith, graphic artist and copper engraver and is associated with Italy. Their documented life spans the years 1480 to 1534, born in Molinella, died in Bologna.
| Disciplines | engraver, painter, goldsmith, graphic artist, copper engraver |
|---|---|
| Born | 1480, Molinella |
| Died | 1534, Bologna |
| Nationality | Italy |
Works
- Apollo and Hyacinthus
- Venus, Mars and Cupid
- Raphael's Dream
- The Climbers (Three Figures from Michelangelo's Battle of Cascina)
- The Judgment of Paris
- Two Fauns Carrying a Child in a Basket
- Venus Appearing to Aeneas
- A Censer
- Hercules and Nessus
- Two Fauns Carrying a Child
- The Birth of Venus
- Triumph
- Two Fauns Carrying a Child
- The Man with Two Trumpets
- The Man with Two Trumpets
- Orpheus and Eurydice
- The Three Doctors
- Giovanni Filoteo Achillini
- Vulcan, Venus, and Eros
- Serpent Speaking to a Young Man
- Hercules and Antaeus
- Secondo Tenpio De Giove in Capitolio
- Massacre of the Innocents without the Fir Tree
- Horatius Cocles Defending the Sublician Bridge
- Two Nude Men Beside a Tree
- Illustration to Amadeo Berruti's Dialogue on Friendship, Rome, 1517
- Faun and Child
- Two Fauns Carrying a Child in a Basket
- Madonna of the Palm Tree
- Cupid and three Putti
- The Virgin and the Cradle with Saint Elisabeth and Saint Anne
- Massacre of the Innocents (With the Fir Tree)
- Neptune Calming the Tempest That Aeolus Raised Against Aeneas's Fleet
- Christ, the Virgin, and St. John the Baptist with Saints Paul and Catherine
- The Pietà
- Orpheus Charming the Animals
- The Climbers (Three Figures from Michelangelo's Battle of Cascina)
- The Wine Press
- Venus, Mars and Cupid
- The Massacre of the Innocents (Without the Fir Tree)
- Apollo on Parnassus
- Venus Appearing to Aeneas
- Pietà
- Vulcan, Venus, and Eros
- Hercules and Nessus
- The Pieta'
- Massacre of the Innocents (With the Fir Tree)
- Christ, the Virgin, and St. John the Baptist with Saints Paul and Catherine
- Illustration to Amadeo Berruti's Dialogue on Friendship, Rome, 1517
