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Discover Bicci di Lorenzo’s 1433 ‘Saints John & Matthew’. Early Renaissance tempera painting featuring serene figures, architectural detail, and symbolic elements. A stunning piece of Italian art history.
This stunning tempera painting on panel depicts Mary cradling Jesus surrounded by saints Louis of Toulouse, Francis of Assisi, Anthony of Padua and Nicholas of Bari. Inspired by Gentile da Fabriano’s Quaratesi Altarpiece, it showcases Bicci di Lorenzo's masterful technique and artistic vision.
Discover the Baroque brilliance of Palermo's Oratorio di San Lorenzo! Marvel at Serpotta’s stunning stucco work, explore religious art & uncover a lost Caravaggio masterpiece – a hidden Sicilian gem.
A profound religious scene featuring St. Thomas and St. John the Baptist by Bicci di Lorenzo captures the devotional essence of the Florentine School, inviting you to explore this timeless masterpiece for your collection.
A profound scene of religious devotion unfolds in Bicci di Lorenzo's Stia Triptych, capturing the essence of early 15th-century Florentine artistry through its reverent figures and timeless spiritual atmosphere.
Discover 'The Four Evangelists (detail)' by Bicci di Lorenzo – a stunning Renaissance fresco showcasing intricate religious iconography & masterful technique. Explore this 1447 masterpiece!
Discover Bicci di Lorenzo’s ‘Saint Nicholas Resuscitating Three Youths’ (1433). A stunning Renaissance altarpiece showcasing realism & dramatic lighting. Explore this key Florentine artwork!