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apollonio di giovanni (apollonio di tomaso) Florence Italy 1416 1461 1465 Purchased in 1913 from the Florentine dealer Stefano Bardini (1836–1922), this elaborate chest, or cassone, has long enjoyed status as one of the few fifteenth-century objects of its kind to survive intact and, moreover, to portray a contemporary historical event—the conquest of Trebizond, the last outpost of the Byzan
Experience Renaissance grandeur with Apollonio Di Giovanni's 1450 cassone panel, showcasing vibrant narrative detail; discover this masterpiece today.
This artwork is attributed to Apollonio di Giovanni, a prominent Florentine painter active in the early Renaissance period (c. 1416 – 1465).
Experience Apollonio di Giovanni's poignant 'Christ Crucified'. This Renaissance masterpiece depicts Christ flanked by Mary Magdalene & the Virgin, showcasing expressive forms and vibrant colors. Explore faith and mortality in this evocative work.