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<p> Boldrini (Or Boldini), Nicolo </p> <p> (called Vicentino), an [[Italian]] wood-engraver, was born at [[Vicenza]] about the year 1510, and executed a number of pictures after Titian. The following is a list of his principal religious works: The Wise Men's Offering; St. [[Jerome]] Praying, St. Catheine; St. Sebastian and Four other | Nicolo Boldrini (Or Boldini) <ref name="term_26210" /> | ||
==References == | <p> Boldrini (Or Boldini), Nicolo </p> <p> (called Vicentino), an [[Italian]] wood-engraver, was born at [[Vicenza]] about the year 1510, and executed a number of pictures after Titian. The following is a list of his principal religious works: The [[Wise]] Men's Offering; St. [[Jerome]] Praying, St. Catheine; St. Sebastian and Four other Saints. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:20, 15 October 2021
Nicolo Boldrini (Or Boldini) [1]
Boldrini (Or Boldini), Nicolo
(called Vicentino), an Italian wood-engraver, was born at Vicenza about the year 1510, and executed a number of pictures after Titian. The following is a list of his principal religious works: The Wise Men's Offering; St. Jerome Praying, St. Catheine; St. Sebastian and Four other Saints.
