Reliquary Bust of Saint Juliana
Giovanni di Bartolo · ca. 1376
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The Reliquary Bust of Saint Juliana, created by Giovanni di Bartolo around 1376, is an Italian metalwork piece from The Cloisters Collection, acquired in 1961. Measuring 11 1/16 x 9 x 8 3/8 inches (28.1 x 22.9 x 21.3 cm), it is composed of copper, gilding, gesso, and tempera paint.
The supplied artist authority record for "Giovanni Di Bartolo" lists a birth year of 1819 and death year of 1875. This date range conflicts with the artwork's creation date of circa 1376. No other biographical details, such as nationality or description, are provided for this artist in the authority record.
The artwork's provenance, exhibition history, and literature are not provided in the catalogue data. There are no comparable holdings attributed to Giovanni di Bartolo in the supplied list.
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