Giulio Romano (Giulio Pippi)
Giulio Romano
Renaissance Italian painter and architect
(Rome, Italy, 1499 - 1546, Mantua, Italy)
Note: Giulio Romano was probably apprenticed to Raphael when quite young, and by 1514 he is recorded as Raphael's assistant in the Vatican. His greatest achievements were monumental fresco cycles and architectural projects, which he conceived and oversaw. Giulio's contemporaries particularly praised the facility and inventiveness of his drawing. Most of his career was spent in Mantua, as court artist for Federico II Gonzaga.
14 objects
1492-1546
pen and brown ink, brown wash, traces of black chalk on paper
Bequest of the Honorable James Bowdoin III
1811.14
n.d.
tempera and gold leaf on panel
Gift of Marcia W. A. Spring, in memory of her husband, Eliphalet Greely Spring, Class of 1880
1896.7
1567
engraving on paper
Museum Purchase, Lloyd O. and Marjorie Strong Coulter Fund
1985.64
1723
mezzotint, woodcut on paper
Bequest of John Nichols, Class of 1936, and Dorothy Coogan Estabrook
1988.22.36
ca. 1880
earthenware
Gift of Mr. Edward P. Mitchell, Class of 1871
1921.10
1800-1935
lithograph on paper
Bequest of Charles Potter Kling
1935.951.1
1800-1935
lithograph on paper
Bequest of Charles Potter Kling
1935.951.2
1800-1935
lithograph on paper
Bequest of Charles Potter Kling
1935.951.3
1800-1935
lithograph on paper
Bequest of Charles Potter Kling
1935.951.4
1800-1935
lithograph on paper
Bequest of Charles Potter Kling
1935.951.5
1540
engraving on paper
Gift of Judith Keenan
2007.22.11
n.d.
paper
Bequest of David P. Becker, Class of 1970
2011.69.319
1492-1546
pen and brown ink, brown wash, traces of black chalk on paper
Bequest of the Honorable James Bowdoin III
1811.14.a
1492-1546
pen and brown ink, brown wash, traces of black chalk on paper
Bequest of the Honorable James Bowdoin III
1811.14.b
