Barnaba da Modena
| Italian painter, active 1362–83. His works contain elements of the Byzantine tradition of Venice and of the Sienese School and have an enamel-like brilliance of colour, as in the four scenes showing The Coronation of the Virgin, The Trinity, Virgin and Child, and The Crucifixion (1374, National Gallery, London). |
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