Works by: Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Antonio Vivarini [Italian, c. 1415 – c. 1476-1484] and Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Annunciation Triptych with Saints Augustine and Filippo Benizzi
1452, Fondazione Cagnola, Gazzada
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Bari Altarpiece
1476, San Nicola, Bari
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
The Coronation of the Virgin
c. 1460-1470, New Orleans Museum of Art
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Dead Christ with Two Angels
c. 1470-1480, Bob Jones University Collection, Greenville
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Madonna and Child
c. 1475, National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Madonna and Child
1477, Walters Art Museum, Baltimore
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Madonna and Child
c. 1480-1485, private collection
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Morosini Polyptych
1464, Galleria dell'Accademia, Venice
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Naples Altarpiece
1465
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Saint Ambrose Altarpiece
1477, Galleria dell'Accademia, Venice
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Saint Mark Altarpiece
1474, Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari, Venice
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Saint Mark the Evangelist Reading
c. 1470, Gemäldegalerie, Berlin
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Saint Roch and the Angel
1480, Sant'Eufemia, Venice
Antonio Vivarini [Italian, c. 1415 – c. 1476-1484] and Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
San Gerolamo alla Certosa Polyptych
1450, Pinacoteca Nazionale, Bologna
Bartolomeo Vivarini [Italian, active c. 1440, died after 1500]
Virgin and Child with Saints John the Baptist and Andrew
1478, San Giovanni in Bragora, Venice
