Ansano Di Pietro Di Mencio Collection

Virgin and Child with Saints Jerome, Bernardino of Siena, and Angels, 1450 / 60
Virgin and Child with Saints Jerome, Bernardino of Siena, and Angels, 1450/60

The Meeting of Saint Anthony and Saint Paul, c. 1430 / 1435
The Meeting of Saint Anthony and Saint Paul, c. 1430/1435

The Death of Saint Anthony, c. 1430 / 1435. Creators: Sano di Pietro
The Death of Saint Anthony, c. 1430/1435

Saint Anthony Distributing His Wealth to the Poor, c. 1430 / 1435
Saint Anthony Distributing His Wealth to the Poor, c. 1430/1435

Saint Anthony Leaving His Monastery, c. 1430 / 1435. Creators: Sano di Pietro
Saint Anthony Leaving His Monastery, c. 1430/1435

The Burial of Saint Martha, ca. 1460-70. Creator: Sano di Pietro
The Burial of Saint Martha, ca. 1460-70

The Adoration of the Magi, ca. 1470. Creator: Sano di Pietro
The Adoration of the Magi, ca. 1470

Madonna and child with the Dead Christ, Saints Agnes and Catherine of Alexandria
Madonna and Child with the Dead Christ, Saints Agnes and Catherine of Alexandria, and Two Angels, ca. 1470-80

The Birth and Naming of Saint John the Baptist, 1450-60. Creator: Sano di Pietro
The Birth and Naming of Saint John the Baptist, 1450-60

Saint Bernardino, ca. 1460-70. Creator: Workshop of Sano di Pietro (Ansano di Pietro di Mencio)
Saint Bernardino, ca. 1460-70

Madonna and Child, about 1450. Creator: Sano di Pietro
Madonna and Child, about 1450

Madonna and Child, ca. 1448-60. Creator: Workshop of Sano di Pietro (Ansano di Pietro di Mencio)
Madonna and Child, ca. 1448-60

Saint Bernardino, 1450-60. Creator: Sano di Pietro
Saint Bernardino, 1450-60

Saint Francis, 1450s. Creator: Sano di Pietro
Saint Francis, 1450s

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"Ansano di Pietro di Mencio: A Master of Devotion and Grace" Step into the world of Ansano di Pietro di Mencio, a renowned Italian painter from the 15th century. His works are imbued with an ethereal beauty that captivates the viewer's soul. In "Virgin and Child with Saints Jerome, Bernardino of Siena, and Angels, " created around 1450-60, we witness a celestial scene where divine figures converge in harmony. "The Meeting of Saint Anthony and Saint Paul, " painted between c. 1430-35, transports us to a sacred encounter between two revered saints. Their expressions reveal profound spiritual connection as they exchange wisdom and enlightenment. In "The Death of Saint Anthony, " also crafted during this period, we observe the saint's peaceful departure from earthly existence. The delicate brushstrokes evoke a sense of tranquility amidst sorrowful angels bidding farewell to their beloved patron. "Santo Antonio Distributing His Wealth to the Poor" showcases Saint Anthony's selflessness as he shares his possessions with those less fortunate. This poignant depiction reminds us of the importance of compassion in our own lives. As we delve further into Ansano di Pietro's oeuvre, "Saint Anthony Leaving His Monastery" beckons us to contemplate renunciation and solitude for spiritual growth—a theme prevalent throughout his works. "The Burial of Saint Martha, " dating back to ca. 1460-70, portrays grief-stricken mourners paying their final respects to this holy figure while enveloped in an atmosphere charged with reverence. "The Adoration of the Magi, " painted around 1470, presents a majestic scene where kings humbly kneel before baby Jesus—symbolizing both worldly power bowing down before divine grace.