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Alcañiz the Elder, Miguel		print view
Alternate Alcañiz I, Miguel Alternate Alcañiz, Miguel (de) Alternate Alcaniz, Miguel de Alternate Alcanyç, Miquel (de) Alternate Alcanyiç, Miguel d' Alternate Alcanyís (I), Miguel de (or Miquel d') Alternate Alcanyz, Miguel de Alternate Alcudia Master Alternate Dalcanyz, Miguel Alternate Gil Master Alternate Master of Gil Alternate Master of Gil y Pujades Alternate Master of Pujades Alternate Master of Saint Gil
L.C. Name	Alcanyis, Miguel, active 1408-1447
Dates	op.c.1395-m.p.1447
Region(s)	Valencia; Barcelona; Balearic Islands
Notes	Works by this artist have been variously associated with anonymous artists including the Master of Gil or Saint Gil, the Master of Gil y Pujades, and the Master of the Bambino Vispo.
Photoarchive	See Photoarchive Holdings for: Alcañiz the Elder, Miguel
Classified	31
Unclassified	0
Supply	1
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Created	MPI |D 1989 08 24 |T 17:05:30
Created	EFP |D 1998 06 09 |T 14:58:47

Bibliographic Sources
Alcolea i Blanch, Letter received September 10, 1992 (Miquel d'Alcanyís). source
Aldana Fernández, 1970 (Miguel Alcañiz, Miquel Alcanyç, or Master of Gil y Pujades, early 15th cent.). source
Azcárate [y Ristori], 1990, pp.324-325 (op.1409-doc.1466). source
Bénézit, 1976 (Miguel de Alcanyis, op.1434). source
Boskovits, 1975, pp.7-8 (identified as the Master of the Bambino Vispo, op.1404-doc.1447). source
Camón Aznar, 1966, p.275 (Miguel Alcañiz, identified as the Master Gil or Master of Pujades, op.c.1403/1409-1434). source
Gudiol Ricart, Pintura gótica, 1955, pp.149-150 (Miguel Alcañiz, identified as the Master of Gil y Pujades, op.1421-1434; possibly identifiable with the Master of the Bambino Vispo). source
Heriard Dubreuil, 1975, p.19 (Miguel Alcañiz, op.c.1395-1434). source
Hériard Dubreuil, 1987, v.1, p.48 (Miguel Alcañiz I, op.1407/1408-1447). source
Historia del arte valenciano, v.2, 1988, pp.222-223, 236 (Miguel Alcañiz, or Miquel d'Alcanyís, doc.1408-1447). source
José [i] Pitarch, 1982, pp.34-36 (Miquel d'Alcanyís, doc.c.1390/1400-op.1442). source
Llompart, 1987, p.30 (Miquel d'Alcanyís I, op.1415-1446). source
Llompart, v.1, 1977, pp.83, 85 (Miquel d'Alcanyís I, op.c.1408-1461). source
London, Witt, 1978 (Miguel Alcaniz, 15th cent.). source
Longhi, Bambino Vispo, 1965, pp.39-40 (Miguel Alcañiz, identified as the Master of Saint Gil and the Master of the Bambino Vispo, op.1404-1421). source
Madurell [i] Marimón, 1949, p.83 (Miquel d'Alcanyiç, op.1415-1447). source
New York, MMA, Curatorial File, 1992 (Miguel Alcañiz, op.1408-m.p.1447; collaborator with Gherardo Starnina). source
Post, v.13, 1966, pp.310, 312, 315 (Miguel Alcañiz, doc.1415-1447, identified as the Gil Master (also cited in v.12, pt.2, 1958, p.598; v.9, pt.2, 1947, pp.765-766; v.8, pt.2, 1941, pp.647, 652; v.7, pt.2, 1938) and the Alcudia Master (also cited in v.11, 1953, p.390); distinct from the Master of the Bambino Vispo (cited as possibly the same as the Gil Master in v.9, pt.2, 1947, pp.765-766; v.8, pt.2, 1941, pp.647-652). source
Saralegui, 1953, pp.237, 240 n.6, 241 (Miguel Alcañiz, op.1403(1409?)-1434). source
Saralegui, 1956, pp.5-6, 19 (Miguel Alcañiz, formerly identified as the Master of Gil y Pujades, op.c.1409-doc.1434; perhaps the same as the Master of the Bambino Vispo). source
Saur, Allg. Künst.-Lex., v.2, 1992 (Miguel de Alcañiz or de Alcanyis or de Alcanyç or de Alcanyz or Dalcanyz, op.1421-1434; identified as the Master of Gil; less likely to be the Master of the Bambino Vispo, now identified as G[herardo] Starnina). source
Syre, 1979, p.3 (Miguel Alcañiz, doc.1415-1447). source
Thieme-Becker, v.37, 1950 (Gil-Meister, op.c. 1428). Thieme-Becker, v.1, 1907 (Miguel de Alcanyis, op.1434). source
Waadenoijen, 1983, pp.42 and n.6, 43 and n.8 (Miguel Alcañiz, op.1408-1421; distinct from Gherardo Starnina, who was formerly identified as the Master of Bambino Vispo). source