Pinacoteca Civica Fortunato Duranti

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The Pinacoteca Civica Fortunato Duranti is a museum in Montefortino, Italy. [1] [2]

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In 1850, the 19th-century painter and collector Fortunato Duranti donated hundreds of items or art and furniture from his collection to the town of Montefortino. [3] The collection is now displayed in the Pinacoteca Civica Fortunato Duranti museum.

Paintings in Pinacoteca Civica Fortunato Duranti [4]

LabelPainterWorkDateLink
1 Pietro Alemanno Ecce Homo with instruments of passion15th century
2 Pietro Alemanno Madonna with Child, St. Sebastian, and St. Cosma15th century
3 Pietro Alemanno St. Lucy15th century
4Madonna with Child and two angels15th century
5 Francesco Botticini Madonna with Child15th century
6Nativity16th century
7 Carlo Dolci Christ crowned with thorns17th century
8Flemish or Dutch schoolMan with turban lights a pipe17th century
9Lombard/Veneto schoolWoman with standard (St. Ursula?)17th century
10Still life of fruits16th–18th centuries
11Still life of fruits17th century
12 Cristoforo Munari Still life of fruits with lute and musical score18th century
13 Giovanni Paolo Castelli (lo Spadino)Still life of fruits with glassware and biscotti18th century
14 Giovanni Paolo Castelli (lo Spadino)Still life of fruits18th century
15 Giovanni Paolo Castelli (lo Spadino)Still life of fruits18th century
16 Giovanni Paolo Castelli (lo Spadino)Still life of fruits18th century
17 Giovanni Paolo Castelli (lo Spadino)Still life of fruits with two pigeons18th century
18 Giovanni Paolo Castelli (lo Spadino)Still life of fruits with decorative bowl, two bottles, & wine-glass18th century
19Roman SchoolStill life of fruits with pink flowers16th–18th centuries
20Neapolitan SchoolStill life with fish16th–18th centuries
21Central Italian SchoolStill life with flower vase17th century
22Roman SchoolVeduta of Piazza del Popolo (Rome)16th–18th centuries
23Roman SchoolVeduta of the Pantheon with belltowers18th century
24 Alessio de Marchis (attributed)Landscape, rocky and with pedestrians18th century
25 Alessio de Marchis (attributed)Landscape of river with pedestrians18th century
26 Pietro da Cortona Madonna with Child and St. Martina17th century
27School of EmiliaHoly Family17th century
28Madonna with Child18-20th centuries
29Holy Family18th century
30 Corrado Giaquinto Circe (?)18th century
31 Corrado Giaquinto Birth of the Virgin Mary18th century
32 Corrado Giaquinto St. Nicolas blesses warriors18th century
33 Corrado Giaquinto Hagar and Ishmael18th century
34 Corrado Giaquinto Mosè receives commandments18th century
35 Corrado Giaquinto Trinity 18th century
36Roman SchoolAlexander the Great in temple of Jerusalem 18th century
37Roman SchoolSt. John evangelist contemplates Virgin Mary's coronation18th century
38Roman SchoolEducation of Virgin Mary and angels18th century
39UnknownPutto with skull17th century
40UnknownPutto with plume and palette 17th century
41Faun/ girl with mirror/ sleeping girl18th century
42Roman SchoolHoly Family and St. John18th century
43 Cristoforo Unterberger St Ponziano in Lion’s den 18th century
44 Cristoforo Unterberger Saints Ignatius & Filippo Neri18th century
45 Cristoforo Unterberger St. Ubaldo intercedes with Madonna and Child for the orphans 18th century
46 Cristoforo Unterberger St. Sebastian & maidens18th century
47 Cristoforo Unterberger Christ at prayer in garden (Gesthemane)18th century
48 Cristoforo Unterberger Flagellation of Christ18th century
50 Cristoforo Unterberger Assumption of the Madonna18th century
51 Cristoforo Unterberger Madonna at the foot of cross18th century
52 Cristoforo Unterberger Madonna at foot of cross and angel with instruments of the Passion18th century
53 Ignazio Unterberger Triumph of Bacchus 18th century
54Roman SchoolSt. Anthony of Padua & Madonna with Child18th century
55Roman SchoolChrist: Deposition from the Cross18th century
56 Fortunato Duranti Self-portrait19th century
57 Fortunato Duranti Madonna with Child '19th century
58 Fortunato Duranti Holy Family with St. John19th century
59 Fortunato Duranti Holy Family19th century
60 Nicola d'Ancona St. Lucy, St. Anthony of Padua, and St. Bernard of Siena14th–16th centuries
61 Pier Francesco Fiorentino Madonna with child, San Michael Archangel, and St. Raphael with Tobias15th century
62Marchigian SchoolMadonna with Child Blessing e San Michele Archangel (fragment)15th century (?)
63 Praneda Ludovico Madonna19th century
64UnknownMadonna reading prayer book

Drawings by Fortunato Duranti in Pinacoteca

LabelWorkLink
1Madonna with Child (drawing)
2Battle scene with infantry & knights (drawing)
3Study of Funerary urn with three mourners
4Nativity
5Genre Scene in front of the entrance to a building
6Madonna with Child enthroned and a Saint
7Pagan Scenes(?)
8Bust of old man in 1500s costume
9Nativity indoors
10Study of two figures dressed in ancient garb
11Female saint playing the lute with other saints and two putti
12Rest during flight to Egypt
13Madonna with Child, St. John, and angel
14Madonna with Child in Landscape with castle & fantastic animals
15Holy Family, Sant'Anna, and St. John
16Veduta of the Campidoglio stairs
17Study of six heads and masks/ Landscape
18Madonna Child, Joseph, & St. John/ Madonna enthroned with female Saint & musical angel
19Study of five nudes, two amphora, and dove
20Study of five putti (recto)/ Study of three putti (verso)
21Madonna with Child
22Madonna with Child
23Woman playing lute
24Three female nudes
25Northern Landscape with knights and two male figures
26Pagan Scene with four male figures and oxen
27Madonna with Child
28Series of female nudes, a male nude, with Venus
29Male nude with panneggio
30Madonna with Child painted by St. Luke (front)/ Nativity (back)
31Painter’s studio
32Series of six figures one sitting atop with panoply
33Madonna with Child sitting on acanthus with two horses
34Madonna with Child in glory, Saints Peter and Paul
35Head of a classical statue
361800s
38Study of three women’s heads
39Two studies of Madonna with Child and St. John
40Young saint leaning on sphere with foot on serpent, oxen skull, amphora
41Rest during flight to Egypt
42Allegorical figure/St. Raphael Archangel & Tobias
43Hermit saint and two angels
44Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise (?) (drawing)
45Classic scene with four figures(drawing)
46Christ preaching to crowds (drawing)
47Four dancing women (drawing)
48Classic scene
49Madonna with Child and angels (drawing)
50Classic scene with female figure
51Study of nine feminine figures
52Female nudes in with fantastic landscape
Religious scene with preachers
54Madonna with child
Head of Silenus
56Holy scene with preacher (Christ?)
57Madonna with Child
Classic scene with two figures
59Rest during flight to Egypt with St. John
60Deposition with Madonna & St. John the evangelist
61Apparition of child Jesus to St. Anthony of Padua
Christ preaching to people
63Holy Family
64Madonna with Child
65Christ Blessing
66Holy Family
67Holy Family
Last Judgement
69Study of male and female nudes
Male nude (recto)/ Male nude (verso)
71Feminine figure and putto
Madonna with Child in a lunette
Dramatic scene (martyrdom) with column
74Madonna with Child
Church with figure
76Madonna with Child
77Male nude
78Kneeling man picking up fruit for basket and knight
Madonna with Child
80Angel, mirror and fasces
Nude female combing hair
82Biblical scene (?)
83Woman with knight
84Madonna with Child, St. John & 2 Saints/ Madonna with Child enthroned with female Saint
85Figures inside church
86Madonna with Child
87Madonna with Child & St. John
88Madonna with Child
89Seated man (Marchigian drawing)
90Apparition of the Madonna with Child and Saint (Marchigian drawing)

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