The paintings, drawings and works on paper of two giants of the early Italian Renaissance—Andrea Mantegna and Giovanni Bellini—go on display side by side at the National Gallery in London next ...

The history of art is filled with family relationships: but perhaps the most distinguished is that between brothers-in-law Andrea Mantegna (c1430-1506) and Giovanni Bellini (c1435-1516). By Michael ...

But there, too, was Andrea Mantegna (1431-1506), a carpenter’s son ... Caroline Campbell and her colleagues there and at the British Museum demonstrate how Mantegna and Giovanni Bellini worked ...

Andrea Mantegna and Giovanni Bellini were brothers-in-law, Mantegna’s marriage to Nicolosia Bellini in 1453 a strategic match that brought fresh blood to Venice’s greatest artistic dynasty. The ...

Sibling rivalry can, as in the case of the Renaissance painters Giovanni Bellini and Andrea Mantegna, become an inspiration, which leads to greater things. They were brothers by marriage ...

Andrea Mantegna, a carpenter's son from Padua ... to turn artistic tradition on its head. Giovanni Bellini was a profoundly private man who barely left his parish. At first sight, it's hard ...

When Andrea Mantegna married a woman named Nicolosia ... got to learn from their hotshot brother-in-law. Giovanni, the Bellini of this show’s title, relished using Mantegna’s ideas to emerge ...

In 1453 a prodigiously talented young painter from Padua, Andrea Mantegna, married into the renowned Bellini family of painters, from Venice. Thus began an intense creative dialogue between the Paduan ...

It was thus that he and Giovanni Bellini ... for Mantegna lasting fame. Rubens studied them during his stay in Mantua, and Goethe knew the compositions from the set of woodcuts made by Andrea ...

Giovanni Bellini is the undisputed father of the ... When his sister Nicolosia married the Paduan painter Andrea Mantegna in 1453, Giovanni was not cited among family members.

The paintings, drawings and works on paper of two giants of the early Italian Renaissance—Andrea Mantegna and Giovanni Bellini—go on display side by side at the National Gallery in London next ...

Andrea Mantegna and Giovanni Bellini were brothers-in-law, Mantegna’s marriage to Nicolosia Bellini in 1453 a strategic match that brought fresh blood to Venice’s greatest artistic dynasty. The ...