Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection (page 2)

Fra Giovanni da Fiesole, also known as Fra Angelico, was a renowned Italian artist of the mid-15th century

Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection: St Gregory, mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico

St Gregory, mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico
St Gregory, mid 15th century. Gregory I, the Great (540-604), Pope from 590. Fresco in the Chapel of Nicholas V, Vatican, Rome, dedicated to St Stephen and St Laurence

Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection: Madonna and Child with Saints, mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico

Madonna and Child with Saints, mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico
Madonna and Child with Saints, mid 15th century. The Virgin Mary seated with the infant Jesus on her lap against a background of saints

Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection: St Laurence before Deciuss tribunal (detail), mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico

St Laurence before Deciuss tribunal (detail), mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico
St Laurence before Deciuss tribunal (detail), mid 15th century. St Laurence (d258), saint and martyr, was Deacon of the Christian church in Rome

Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection: Pope Sixtus II gives church treasure to St Laurence, mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico

Pope Sixtus II gives church treasure to St Laurence, mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico
Pope Sixtus II gives church treasure to St Laurence who distributes alms to the poor, mid 15th century. St Sixtus II (d258), was elected Pope in 257 and martyred in 258 under Valerians persecution

Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection: The Judgement of St Laurence (detail), mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico

The Judgement of St Laurence (detail), mid 15th century. Artist: Fra Angelico
The Judgement of St Laurence (detail), mid 15th century. St Laurence converting Hippolytus. St Laurence (d258), saint and martyr, was Deacon of the Christian church in Rome

Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection: The Last Judgement, c1420-1455. Artist: Fra Angelico

The Last Judgement, c1420-1455. Artist: Fra Angelico
The Last Judgement, c1420-1455. Triptych showing Heaven, left, Hell, right and Christ sitting in judgement in the central panel

Fra Giovanni Da Fiesole Collection: Albigensian heresy, c1190-1220

Albigensian heresy, c1190-1220. St Dominic gives a book of profession of the true Christian faith to an Albigensian envoy

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Fra Giovanni da Fiesole, also known as Fra Angelico, was a renowned Italian artist of the mid-15th century. His works showcased his exceptional talent and devotion to religious themes. In "St Peter ordaining St Stephen Deacon, " we witness the solemn moment when St Peter imparts his blessing upon St Stephen, an event captured with remarkable detail and emotion by Fra Angelico. "The Annunciation" is another masterpiece by this gifted artist. Created between 1438 and 1445, it depicts the angel Gabriel announcing to the Virgin Mary that she will bear the Son of God. The delicate brushstrokes and ethereal atmosphere transport us to this sacred encounter. In "Saint Anthony Abbot, " painted in 1440/41, Fra Angelico portrays the revered saint with great reverence and piety. This work showcases his ability to capture spiritual intensity through meticulous attention to detail. "The Madonna of Humility" from around 1430 exemplifies Fra Angelico's mastery in depicting divine grace and humility. The tender portrayal of Mary cradling baby Jesus evokes a sense of serenity and awe-inspiring beauty. One cannot overlook "The Healing of Palladia by Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian. " Painted between 1438-1440, this piece narrates a miraculous healing performed by these saints with vivid colors that bring forth hope amidst suffering. "The Entombment of Christ" is a poignant representation created around 1450. It captures the grief-stricken faces surrounding Jesus' lifeless body as he is laid into his tomb—a testament to Fra Angelico's ability to convey profound emotions through art. Collaborating with Filippo Lippi on "The Adoration of the Magi, " circa 1440-1460, Fra Angelico contributes his skillful hand in portraying biblical figures adoring baby Jesus—an enchanting scene filled with wonderment.