Talk:Andrea Bellunello

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Confusion

The article seems confused on a couple of issues. First, it is not clear when he died, is the date unknown because he disappeared or because the author doesn't know. If the latter case is true, then please find the date of his death. Also, did he work with and under Francesco Squarcione? This needs to be made clear. Tdmg 04:57, 5 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The source is clear about the confusion. I would urge the editor to find the answer in another source, if possible. Sometimes the lifespans of people 600 years ago are not clearly known. The tutelage of major art figures often remains hazy. The story is what the story is, according to the source. I urge to editor to add any other evidence he finds.CARAVAGGISTI 05:07, 5 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]