Master of 1302

As a master of 1302 (it. Maestro del 1302 or Maestro di Gerardo Bianchi a painter in Italy is referred to the beginning of the 14th century. The unnamed artist was in the north of the country working in the Emilia -Romagna. He received his Notnamen for a fresco in the Baptistery in Parma, which is as the founder of the 1302 late Cardinal Bishop of Sabina Gerardo Bianchi di Parma. niche the fresco shows him in devotion before a Madonna, which is further surrounded by angels and John the Baptist.

The champion of 1302 can be assigned in Parma possibly also other frescoes. It is also suspected that works in Como with the representation of the Holy Fausta and Liberata or another fresco, could come today in the Pinacoteca of Cremona, also from his hand.

As the style of the Baptistery is also the painting style of the Master of 1302 already assigned to the early Gothic in Italy.