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Tiberio d'Assisi (1470‑1524) was an Umbrian fresco painter, of talent rather than genius, and consequently quite local. His work can be seen thruout the Valle Umbra along an arc only 32 km long, from Bastia in the N to Castelritaldi in the S; with outlying samples in Perugia and in Stroncone.
The painting you see here, the tympanum of the main door of the church of S. Martino just outside Trevi, is a perfect example of his work. He will not surprise you: these angels hew close to a formula that worked well for him, and have the advantage of making him rather recognizable.
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Paintings by Tiberio d'Assisi can be seen in
Assisi: the Treasury of the Basilica, also the Pinacoteca civica environs of Assisi: S. Damiano • the Cappella del Roseto at S. Maria degli Angeli Bastia: S. Croce • Castelritaldi: S. Marina • Montefalco: S. Fortunato • Perugia: Madonna della Luce Spello: Pinacoteca • Stroncone: S. Francesco • Trevi: S. Martino | ||||||
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