Stefano Di Giovanni Di Consolo Collection

Saint Apollonia, c. 1435. Creator: Sassetta
Saint Apollonia, c. 1435

Saint Margaret, c. 1435. Creator: Sassetta
Saint Margaret, c. 1435

The Annunciation, ca. 1435. Creator: Sassetta
The Annunciation, ca. 1435

The Journey of the Magi, ca. 1433-35. Creator: Sassetta
The Journey of the Magi, ca. 1433-35

The Font in the Church of San Giovanni, Siena, 1903. From The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs, Volume 1 - March to May 1903. [The Burlington Magazine, Limited, London, 1903]

Miracles: the legend of the Wolf of Gubbio, c1437-1444 (1956). According to legend, a wolf terrorised the Italian city of Gubbio until it was tamed by St Francis of Assisi

St Anthony Beaten by Devils, 1423-1426. Artist: Sassetta
St Anthony Beaten by Devils, 1423-1426. Panel from the Altarpiece of the Eucharist

The Ecstasy of St Francis, 1437-1444. Artist: Sassetta
The Ecstasy of St Francis, 1437-1444

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Stefano di Giovanni, or Sassetta, was a renowned Sienese painter active in the early 15th century. Known for his intricate detail and vivid storytelling, Sassetta's works transport us to a world of saints, miracles, and spiritual encounters. From Saint Francis' dialogue with the Wolf of Gubbio, to the journey of the Magi, Sassetta's art brings these tales to life. His depictions of saints like Saint Apollonia, Saint Margaret, and Saint Anthony, showcase his mastery of human emotion and anatomy. Even the Font in the Church of San Giovanni in Siena, a later work, demonstrates his continued dedication to capturing the beauty and essence of the world around him. Through his art, Sassetta invites us to witness the miraculous and the divine, transporting us to a time and place where faith and wonder intertwine.