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Lazzaro (Lazarus pictor condam Sabastiani de confinio Sancti Leonis) witnesses the will of Doratia, widow of Laurentij merciarij de confinio sancti Leonis (Paoletti-Ludwig, 1900a, p. 183; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 33).
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Lazzaro (Lazaro depentor de confin de san Rafael) and his brother Marco (Marcho depentor del confin de san Lio) are made executors of their nephew Zuane de Jacomo Trivixano’s will (Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 33)
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Lazzaro is appointed as executor of his brother Marco’s will, together with Ludovico, Marco’s brother-in-law, and Marco’s children (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, pp. 174-175; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 31)
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The Church of San Samuel records a payment for an altarpiece Lazzaro Bastiani is painting to decorate the altar of Marco Venier, procuratore de citra. Bastiani is referred to as magistro (Paoletti, II, 1893, p. 135; Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 183; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 33; Sartor, 1997, p. 39)
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Noted other payments by the Church of San Samuel to Lazzaro Bastiani (Paoletti, II, 1893, p. 135; Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 183; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 33)
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Lazzaro witnesses the will of Chiara Badoder, daughter of miser Michiel de confin de santa Margarita (Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 33)
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The altarpiece for the Church of San Samuel is painted and Lazzaro receives a 300 ducats payment (Paoletti, II, 1893, p. 135; Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 183; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 33)
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Gabriel Zilberti, guardian grande of the Scuola Grande di San Marco, and the confraternity members deliberate to commission Lazzaro Bastiani, by his own request, a telero in two fields, to be placed “sopra et proxilo al volto de la scalla” and portraying the Instoria de David. Before proceeding, Lazzaro must provide a drawing of the overall composition for approval by the confraternity members. He is to be paid at the same rate by size as Jacopo Bellini
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Lazzaro is made executor of Matheus Limone calefatus de Cataro’s will (Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
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Lazzaro witnesses the will of Petrus Bernardus quondam magistri domini Petri (Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34).
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Ser Lazaro de Bastian depentor is mentioned in the mariegola of the Scuola Piccola di San Girolamo (Lazari, 1859, p. 8; Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 184; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
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With others, Jacopo, Lazzaro’s son, is included in the list Juvenum portantium bussulos albos in maiori Consilio (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 191; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35)
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Antonio di Choradi from Pera (Constantinople) writes a letter to his brother-in-law Nicholò Gruatto lapicida commissioning Lazzaro Bastiani a small painting showing the figure of Christ, whose size should have been mezo foio de charta di pizolj (approximately, 30 x 21 cm). If Bastiani was already dead or unable to fulfil the request, Nicolò Gruatto would have ordered the panel to Giovanni Bellini (Paoletti, 1894, pp. 12-13)
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With others, Zuane, Lazzaro’s son and painter himself, witnesses the will of Lucia, sister of magistri Joannis Vincentij de confinio sancti Silvestri (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 190; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35)
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The small Christ for Antonio Corradi is painted. The Scuola Grande della Misericordia notes the payment to Lazzaro (Paoletti, 1894, p. 13; Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 185; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
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Lazzaro Bastiani is recorded in a document (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 185; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
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The "Nativity with Saint Eustache, Saint James, Saint Philip, and Saint Benedict", to be realised within six months after Eustachio Balbi’s dead, occurred in April 1480, as requested in his will drafted in 1478, is painted for the Church of Sant’Elena (Gallo, 1929, pp. 81-82; Sartor, 1997, p. 43). The attribution to Lazzaro Bastiani is unanimously accepted by the scholars
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Magistro Lazaro Bastian pintor de contracta Sancte Margarite witnesses the will of Chiara Badoer daughter of Michele, resident in Santa Margherita (Paoletti-Ludwig, 1900a, p. 185; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34).
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Lazzaro signs and dates the lunette portraying Virgin and Child enthroned, Saint John the Baptist, Saint Donatus, and the donor Giovanni degli Angeli for the Church of Santi Maria e Donato of Murano: “HOC OPVS · LAZARI · SEBASTIANI · MCCCCLXXXIIII”
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The procuratori de supra pay Lazzaro’s son Alvise Bastiani for the works executed in the Basilica of San Marco (Merkel, 1996, p. 184)
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Lazzaro, identified as father of Pre Sebastiano Piovano di S. Tomà di Venezia valente pittore di que’ tempi, realises the Saint Jerome enthroned altarpiece for the Saint Jerome chapel in the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Asolo (Trieste de’ Pellegrini, 1780, p. 44)
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Lazzaro is appointed as executor of a will (Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
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Lazzaro signs and dates the "Coronation of Vergin between Saint Bernardus and Saint Ursula", today in Accademia Carrara of Bergamo, using the form “OPUS LAZZARI / SEBASTIANI VENETI 1490”
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The procuratori de supra pay Alvise Bastiani, Lazzaro’s son, Silvestro di Pietro, Antonio di Iacopo and Pietro di Zorzi for their mosaics in the Basilica of San Marco (Merkel, 1996, p. 184)
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The Scuola Grande di San Marco records that Lazzaro settled/paid off a debt to the Scuola (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 186; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
The Scuola Grande di San Marco refunds priest Sebastiano for the expenses incurred to execute two angels and other ornaments for the celebration of the Feast of Corpus Domini (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 192; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35) -
Sebastiano, priest in the Church of Angelo Raffaele, is a member of the Scuola Grande di San Marco (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 192; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35)
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Payment by the Scuola Grande di San Marco to priest Sebastiano who executed i festoni per San Marcho (Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35)
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Lazzaro and ser Guariscus quondam ser Viviani sculptor lignorum are appointed as judges of a dispute/querelle among woodcarvers (Paoletti, II, 1893, p. 127; Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 186; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
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Lazzaro witnesses to a will, signing the document "Jo Lazaro Bastian depentor subscripsi" (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 184; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34)
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Priest Sebastiano, Lazzaro’s son, receives payments for works (“indorar i schudi”, “chonzar la tavola davanti l’altar”) in the Bernabò Chapel in the Church of San Giovanni Crisostomo (Paoletti-Ludwig, 1900a, p. 192; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35; Davis, 2007, pp. 246-247).
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Magister Lazarus de Sebastianis pictor de confinio Sancti Nicolaj witnesses the will of dona Jacomina, son of the late Rimondi Pergamensis and widow of ser Nicolini Mediolanensis (Paoletti-Ludwig, 1900a, p. 185; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 34).
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The Signoria Veneta requests Lazzaro and Benedetto Diana to execute three banners for Piazza San Marco. The banners must measure “de longeza braza diexe octo et largo tele tredexe”. The payment amounts to 630 ducats each for the three banners (Gualandi, 1842, p. 91; Ludwig, 1905, p. 59; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, pp. 34-35)
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Lazzaro, Vittore Carpaccio and Vittore Belliniano (Vethor de Mathio) are nominated as judges by Giovanni Bellini to evaluate Giorgione’s frescoes in Fondaco dei Tedeschi. Giorgione receives 150 ducats (Gaye, 1480, pp. 137-138; Gualandi, 1842, pp. 90-92; Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 189; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35)
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Lazzaro calls the parish priest and the priests of the Church of San Raffaele “per i suoi confini” before dying (Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35)
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Lazzaro’s son, the mosaicist Vincenzo who executed/made the mosaic of Saint Tecla in the Basilica of San Marco, dies falling from a scaffolding (Sanudo, XIV, 1886, col. 228 [123v])
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The Scuola Grande di San Marco records that Lazzaro Bastiani is dead (Ludwig-Paoletti, 1900, p. 189; Ludwig-Molmenti, 1906, p. 35)
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Priest Sebastiano, Lazzaro’s son, becomes parish priest (plebanus) of the Angelo Raffaele Church (Corner, 1749, V, p. 344).