Licinio Collection

Self portrait of Giovanni Antonio Licinio, or Il Pordenone
5854984 Self portrait of Giovanni Antonio Licinio, or Il Pordenone; (add.info.: Self portrait of Giovanni Antonio Licinio, or Il Pordenone (1484-1540), Italian history and portrait painter

Lady and her suitor (woman visited by her lover), before 1565. Creator: Licinio, Bernardino (ca1489-ca1565)
Lady and her suitor (woman visited by her lover), before 1565. Found in the Collection of the Galerie Canesso.

Portrait of Giovanni Antonio Licinio called Il Pordenone, Italian Mannerist painter, circa 1484-1539
6338785 Portrait of Giovanni Antonio Licinio called Il Pordenone, Italian Mannerist painter, circa 1484-1539 by Corner, John (fl.1788-1825); (add.info)

Map of India and Southeastern Asia; Il Disegno Della Terza Parte Dell Asia
1195417 Map of India and Southeastern Asia; Il Disegno Della Terza Parte Dell Asia, 1561 (engraving) by Gastaldi, Giacomo (c.1500-66) (after); 48x73, 2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Gastaldi)

Torso of Lucio Licinio Murena inspired by the horseback Alexander of the bronze group of
1630605 Torso of Lucio Licinio Murena inspired by the horseback Alexander of the bronze group of Lysippos dedicated to Dion, 67 AD (marble) by Roman

Judith with the head of Holofernes in her left hand and a sword in her right hand, accompanied by a female attendant, from a series of four Old Testament subjects, 1606

The Attack on Cartagena, after 1566. Creator: Licinio, Giulio (1527-1591)
The Attack on Cartagena, after 1566. Found in the Collection of National Gallery, London

St Lorenzo Giustiniani and Other Saints, 1532 (1870). Lorenzo Giustiniani (1381-1456) was Bishop and First Patriarch of Venice. Found in the collection of the Gallerie dell Accademia, Venice

Il Pordenone, Italian painter of the Venetian School, (1825). Artist: John Corner
Il Pordenone, Italian painter of the Venetian School, (1825). Vasari, his main biographer, identifies Pordenone (c1483-1539) as Giovanni Antonio Licinio

Portrait of Stefano Nani, 1528. Artist: Licinio, Bernardino (ca. 1489-ca. 1565)
Portrait of Stefano Nani, 1528. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

The Attack on Cartagena, after 1566. Artist: Licinio, Giulio (1527-1591)
The Attack on Cartagena, after 1566. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Salome, 16th century. Artist: Bernardino Licinio
Salome, 16th century. With the decapitated head of St John the Baptist. Found in the collection of the State A Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Il Pordenone - 2
GIOVANNI ANTONIO LICINIO known as IL PORDENONE Italian artist Date: 1483 - 1539

ANDREA PALLADIO (1518-1580). Italian architect. Portrait by Bernardino Licinio

Giovanni Pordenone
Giovanni Antonio Licinio Da Pordenone Italian Artist

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"Licinio: A Master of Mannerism and Historical Narratives" Step into the captivating world of Licinio, an Italian Mannerist painter who left an indelible mark on art history. Born circa 1484, Giovanni Antonio Licinio, also known as Il Pordenone, mesmerized audiences with his exceptional talent. One of his notable works is the portrait titled "Portrait of Giovanni Antonio Licinio called Il Pordenone, " a self-portrait that showcases his skillful brushwork and attention to detail. Through this painting, we catch a glimpse of the artist himself, capturing his essence for generations to admire. Licinio's artistic prowess extended beyond portraiture; he delved into cartography as well. His map entitled "Il Disegno Della Terza Parte Dell Asia" provides us with a fascinating insight into India and Southeastern Asia during that era—a testament to both his creativity and geographical knowledge. Inspired by classical sculptures like the horseback Alexander bronze group, Licinio crafted the impressive "Torso of Lucio Licinio Murena. " This sculpture embodies strength and power while paying homage to ancient aesthetics. Intriguingly dark yet undeniably striking is Licinio's rendition of Judith in her momentous act against Holofernes. With her left hand gripping Holofernes' severed head and a sword held firmly in her right hand, she exudes determination—an embodiment of female empowerment captured brilliantly by this master artist. Another remarkable piece attributed to Giulio Licino is "The Attack on Cartagena. " This historical narrative transports us back in time after 1566 when chaos reigned supreme. The vivid details bring forth scenes filled with action and emotion—testimony to Giulio's ability to breathe life into canvas. Licino's religious devotion shines through in works such as "St Lorenzo Giustiniani and Other Saints.