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Experience 'The Intercession of Christ,' a masterpiece by Lorenzo Monaco (1402). Witness the poignant plea for mercy between Christ, Mary, and God – a stunning example of Florentine devotional art.
Explore Lorenzo Monaco's 'Antiphonary (Cod. Cor. 8, folio 102),' a stunning 1395 tempera masterpiece blending Gothic & Renaissance styles. Witness devotion in art!
Explore Lorenzo Monaco’s ‘Antiphonary’ (1410) – a vibrant Gothic illuminated manuscript showcasing Christ's Ascension. Gold leaf, intricate detail & religious symbolism await.
Experience the divine grace of Lorenzo Monaco's Gothic Annunciation (c. 1410), featuring radiant light and serene figures; discover this Renaissance masterpiece today.
A dramatic scene of the Holy Family fleeing to Egypt unfolds in this 1405 masterpiece by Lorenzo Monaco, capturing the spiritual grace of the International Gothic style and inviting you to bring history home.
Experience the luminous Gothic grace of Lorenzo Monaco's Adoration of the Magi, a 1405 tempera masterpiece capturing divine reverence through vibrant golds and blues, now available for your private collection.
A poignant depiction of Jesus on the cross featuring a unique bird detail, this 1405 masterpiece by Lorenzo Monaco captures the spiritual transition from Gothic to Renaissance grace and invites you to explore its history.
Experience the vibrant Gothic elegance of Lorenzo Monaco's Marriage of the Virgin, a 1420 masterpiece featuring intricate frescoes and bold colors that invites you to bring this Florentine treasure into your collection.