Spanish Artists from the Fourth to the Twentieth Century: A Critical Dictionary

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Johannes Hispanus		print view
Alternate Espano, Juan de Alternate Giovanni da Spoleto Alternate Giovanni di Pietro Alternate Hispanus, Johannes Alternate Ioanes Ispanus Alternate Ioannes Ispanus Alternate Iones Ispanus Alternate Janes Hispanus Alternate Joanes Ispanus Alternate Johanes Hispanus Alternate Johannes Ispanus Alternate Juan de España Alternate Juan Hispanus Alternate Spagna, Giovanni lo Alternate Spagna, Juan de Alternate Spagnolo, Giovanni lo
L.C. Name	Ioannes Ispanus, active 15th century-16th century
Dates	op.late 15th - early 16th C.
Region(s)	Valencia
Notes	Works attributed to Vicente Juan Macip [Juan de Juanes], the Master of the two Saint Vincents, and the Italian artist Andrea Solario have been assigned to Johannes Hispanus in the literature. However, only one signed work is securely attributed to the artist.
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Created	DMR |D 1993 06 09 |T 11:50:54
Created	DMR |D 1993 06 09 |T 11:50:54

Bibliographic Sources
Albi [Fita], Joan de Joanes, 1979, v.1, pp.276, 299, 304 (Ioanes Ispanus, op. last decade of 15th cent., probably the same as the Maestro de los dos Vicentes op.1510 [in fact a distinct artist, Master of the Two Saint Vincents]). source
Angulo Iñiguez, Pintura del Renacimiento, 1954, pp.57, 117 (Johannes Hispanus, indexed also as Joanes Ispanus; not the same as Juan de Borgoña, as suggested by Longhi). source
Avignon, Musée du Petit Palais [cat.], 1987, p.121 (also as Joanes Ispanus). source
Bénézit, 1976 (Giovanni lo Spagna or Spagnolo, or Juan de Espano or de Spagna, or Giovanni di Pietro, or Giovanni da Spoleto [in fact the last two named are distinct artists] or Johannes Hispanus, n.1450-m.1528). source
Berenson, 1936, p.347 (Ioanes Ispanus [no dates given], Italian (Ferrarese?); probably the same as Gian Battista Benvenuto Ortolano [in fact a distinct artist whose works are filed in the Library with the Italian school]). source
Camón Aznar, Pintura XVI, 1970, p.94 (Johanes Hispanus, indexed also as Juan Hispanus [no dates given]; probably the same as Juan de Juanes [in fact a distinct artist]). source
Díaz Padrón and Padrón Mérida, 1987, p.110 (Iones Ispanus, or Joanes Ispanus, op.16th cent.). source
Dizionario Bolaffi/Mondadori, v.6, 1983 (Ioannes Ispanus). source
Fahy, Letter dated May 6, 1995. source
London, Witt, 1978 (15th cent.; also listed as Juan de España; Giovanni Battista Benvenuti L'Ortolano possibly identifiable with Johannes Hispanus, n.c.1488-m.1525?, Italian [in fact two distinct artists]). source
Longhi, 1934, pp.129-130 ([no dates given]; probably the same as Juan de Borgoña [in fact a distinct artist]). source
Mayer, 1922, p.110 (also as Janes Hispanus [no dates given]). source
Post, v.11, 1953, pp.4-5, 85 (early 16th cent.; possibly the same as Vicente Juan Masip [Juan de Juanes [in fact a distinct artist]). source
Sgarbi, 1985, p.152 (Johannes Ispanus [no dates given]). source
Thieme-Becker, v.19, 1926 (Juan de España, op. end 15th cent., cross-referenced as Johannes or Janes Hispanus). source
Zeri, 1955, n.p. (Ioannes Ispanus, op.1st half of 16th cent.; possibly the same as Vicente Juan Masip [Juan de Juanes [in fact a distinct artist]). source