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Lorenzo di Credi
c.1456–1536
(b Florence, c.1458; d Florence, 12 Jan. 1537). Florentine painter. He was a fellow pupil of Leonardo in Verrocchio's workshop and he seems to have stayed there until Verrocchio's death in 1488, managing the painting side of his master's varied business.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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The Virgin and Child Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536)The Virgin and Child The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology
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The Virgin and Child 1480-1500 Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536)The Virgin and Child 1480-1500 The National Gallery, London
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The Virgin adoring the Child 1490-1500 Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536)The Virgin adoring the Child 1490-1500 The National Gallery, London
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The Virgin and Child with Two Angels about 1476-78 Andrea del Verrocchio (1435–1488) and Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536) (assistant)The Virgin and Child with Two Angels about 1476-78 The National Gallery, London
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Madonna Suckling the Child Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536) (style of)Madonna Suckling the Child Walker Art Gallery
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The Annunciation Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536) (follower of)The Annunciation National Trust, Calke Abbey
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Madonna and Child with Saint John and Two Angels Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536) (imitator of)Madonna and Child with Saint John and Two Angels Christ Church, University of Oxford
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Madonna and Child with Saint John and Two Angels Lorenzo di Credi (c.1456–1536) (imitator of)Madonna and Child with Saint John and Two Angels Christ Church, University of Oxford
