Portrait of a Young Woman by Benedetto Giranda
Oil Painting
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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
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Portrait painting
Benedetto Giranda
Portrait of a Young Woman
15th century art
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The Portrait of a Young Woman by Benedetto Giranda, created in the 15th century AD, is now collected at the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts. Benedeto is the youngest of the Girondayo brothers, who are an established family workshop. Between 1486-1493. His only recorded work is the Nativity of Jesus at the Church of É tampes (Auvergne), where the painter worked for the daughter of Governor Gilbert de Bourbon Montpensier and his wife, Marquis Federico of Mantua, Kiara Gonzaga. This portrait painting is in line with the stylistic features of the signature painting, and there is no doubt that it belongs to Benedetto.
