Johannes [Jean]  Pintelli 

Avignon; in Siena at the cathedral, 1481-84; in Florence at the Santissima Annunziata and the cathedral, 1484-1491; first reference 22 July 1504;  beneficial documents : RS 1188, fol. 1v: supplication dated July 22, 1504. RS 1199, fol. 257v: supplication dated March 10, 1505. RS 1199, fols. 178r-178v: supplication dated March 11, 1505. RS 1198, fols. 92v-93r: supplication dated March 19, 1505; had  died  in Rome by 26 May 1505 (the date of the earliest request for a benefice made vacant by his death--RS 1207, fols. 219r-219v).

Pintelli and his brother Thomas were both employed in Florence during the 1480's and 90's.  D'ACCONE  had posited that Pintelli came originally from France in spite of his Italian name, and this is confirmed by beneficial documents in which he is consitently called a cleric of Avignon. He is the composer of the  Missa Gentilz gallans de France ; in VatS 41, fols. 2r-14r, and one secular work,  Questo mostrarsi adirata di fore  in FloBN BR 230, fols. 50v-51r (edition in  D'ACCONE ).

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Frank A.  D'ACCONE , "Some Neglected Composers in the Florentine Chapels, ca. 1475-1525,"  Viator, Medieval and Renaissance Studies  1 (1970): 263-288, esp. 274-278. D’ACCONE, Siena book.