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Andrea D'agnolo
1910 New Catholic Dictionary
or Also known as Andrea d'Agnolo
Profile Painter. His work shows the influence of Fra Bartolommeo and Leonardo da Vinci. His well-known Madonna of the Harpies, painted in 1517, and so called from the decoration of the pedestal, is now in the Uffizi gallery. He was called to France in 1518 by Francis I. The beautiful Madonna of the Sack was painted for the cloister of San Annunziata in Florence in 1525. His Last Supper in the convent of san Salyi approaches Leonardo's. Other familiar works are the Saint John Baptist of the Pitti gallery, Saint Catherine and Saint Agnes of the Pisa cathedral. Great as a colorist and draughtsman, he is called the Faultless Painter, but is citicized for the monotony of his types.
Born 1486 in Florence, Italy
Died 1531 in Florence, Italy of natural causes
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Entry for 'Andrea D'agnolo'. 1910 New Catholic Dictionary. https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/ncd/a/andrea-dagnolo.html. 1910.
