Giorgio Schiavone, or Juraj Ćulinović (1433/1436 – 6 December 1504), was a Croatian Renaissance painter, active in North Italy and Dalmatia.

[1] Squarcione was unsuccessful in his attempts to have the money and items returned to him, so in 1467 he brought a lawsuit, nominating Juraj Dalmatinac to represent him.

Although contracted to produce works for Šibenik Cathedral, one of the polyptychs mentioned was actually completed by Nicola Braccio from Pisa.

On the other hand, there are a great many documents in which he is mentioned with respect to buying land, trading in wine and oil, renting property, selling cheese, wool, wax and gold wire, as well as borrowing money.

[5] His paintings of the time show the influence of Donatello and Andrea Mantegna,[4] and he may in turn have inspired the young Carlo Crivelli.