Showing 5 artworks with Agnolo Gaddi and with artwork date before 1392 and with artwork date after 1382
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Agnolo Gaddi
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-1392
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- Rosy Brown
- Prussian Blue
- Espresso
- Clay
- Agnolo Gaddi
- Madonna And Child
- Florentine Painting
- Late Gothic Style
- Lapis Blue Robe
- Medieval Art
- Gilded Pointed Arch
- Tempera Painting
- Early Renaissance
- Dramatic Composition
- Religious Icon
- Saint Bernard
- Religious Triptych
- Renaissance Painting
- Devotional Art
- Gothic Triptych
- 14Th Century Art
- Christian Iconography
- Uffizi Gallery
- Gold Finches Symbol
- Religious Artwork
- Florence
- Gaddi
- Religious Art
- Renaissance
- Saint Catherine
- Gaddi Altarpiece
- Gold Background
- Italian Masters
- Crimson And Gold
- Crimson Red Robes
- Tempera On Wood
- Italian Art History
- Florentine Gothic
- Gothic Art
- Celery Green Tones
- Gold Ground Triptych
- Winged Angels
- 1390
- Saints Panel
- Italian Art
- Gold Leaf Background
- Gold Leaf Texture
- Saintly Figures
- Jesus Christ
- Twelve Angels
- Pointed Arches
- Crucifixion
Admire Agnolo Gaddi’s ‘Madonna & Child’ (1390). A stunning Renaissance altarpiece featuring iconic saints & symbolic details. Explore this masterpiece of Florentine art!
Witness the poignant beauty of Agnolo Gaddi's 'Crucifixion' (1390). A masterpiece from Florence’s Uffizi, showcasing Gothic artistry and profound emotion in a stunning tempera painting.
A breathtaking gold-ground triptych by Agnolo Gaddi featuring the Madonna and Child surrounded by celestial angels and saints in a late Gothic Florentine style, perfect for adding divine elegance to your collection.
A breathtaking display of twelve golden-haloed angels surrounds the Virgin Mary and Child in this luminous 1387 masterpiece by Agnolo Gaddi, a late Gothic treasure inviting you to bring Florentine elegance home.
A striking gold-ground triptych panel featuring Saint Bernard and Saint Catherine by Agnolo Gaddi, capturing the late Gothic Florentine style of 1387, inviting you to explore this masterpiece of Italian devotion.