Matteo de' Pasti (also called Matteo di Maestro Andrea de' Pasti) does not have an image.
(before 1412–1468)
Matteo de'Pasti, worked for Sigismondo Malatesta; most of his medals are concerned with Malatesta and Isotta degli Atti. He is first known in Venice, ca. 1441, to have worked for Piero di Cosimo de'Medici on illistrations for Petrarch's "Triumphs". He worked in Verona by 1446 and superintended work on Alberti's Church of S. Francesco, Rimini, and he was accomplished as a painter, sculptor, architect and illuminator as well as a medalist. He is considered by Hill as the "most accomplished among the immediate followers of Pisanello."
Benedetto de' Pasti, Canon of Verona 1973.120
Benedetto de' Pasti, Canon of Verona 1976.106
Isotta degli Atti 1973.123
Isotta degli Atti 1974.99
Isotta degli Atti 1976.108
Isotta degli Atti 1976.109
Isotta degli Atti 1977.1408
Isotta degli Atti 1977.1412
Isotta degli Atti (after 1430-1474) 1977.1411
Leon Battista Alberti (1404-1472) 1973.121
