Lorenzo Lotto and Pellegrino Tibaldi in Cuneo
November 27 2023
Video: grp.it
Posted by Adam Busiakiewicz:
A new exhibition has opened in Cuneo, Italy, celebrating the nuanced influences between the sixteenth century painters Lorenzo Lotto and Pellegrino Tibaldi, a subject which has only recently been investigated. The highlight appears to be the display of the seven canvases which form the so-called 'Lauretan cycle', which were completed for Chapel of the Choir of the church of Santa Maria di Loreto.
This show at the city's Complesso Monumentale di San Francesco will run until 17th March 2024.
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