Zanetto Bugatto

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Zanetto Bugatto (before 1458 - 1474) was an Italian painter of the Quattrocento.

He was probably born in Milan.

He executed portraits at the Sforza court of the Duchy of Milan from 1458, including that of Ippolita Sforza and her father Francesco I. During 1460-1463 he supposedly trained under Rogier Van der Weyden at Bruxelles. Five years later he is known to have travelled to France. In 1472 he worked by Bonifacio Bembo at the church of Madonna delle Grazie in Vigevano. The following year, again with Bembo and Vincenzo Foppa, he worked at Pavia in San Celso and the castle.

Bugatto died in Milan in 1474.

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