Lorenzo Monaco Collection

The Intercession of Christ and the Virgin, before 1402. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
The Intercession of Christ and the Virgin, before 1402. Christ and the Virgin pray to God on behalf of a prominent Florentine family

The Nativity, ca. 1406-10. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
The Nativity, ca. 1406-10

Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, c.1420. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, c.1420

Virgin and Child, 1381-1410. Creator: School of Lorenzo Monaco
Virgin and Child, 1381-1410

Bust of Saint Mary (formerly entitled Madonna), c.1381-c.1425. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Bust of Saint Mary (formerly entitled Madonna), c.1381-c.1425

Saint Jerome in his Study, c.1420. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Saint Jerome in his Study, c.1420. Saint Jerome in the corner of his study, accompanied by the lion that befriended him after he removed a thorn from its paw

Processional Cross with Saint Mary Magdalene and a Blessed Hermit, 1392 / 95
Processional Cross with Saint Mary Magdalene and a Blessed Hermit, 1392/95

Noah, ca. 1408-10. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Noah, ca. 1408-10

Abraham, ca. 1408-10. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Abraham, ca. 1408-10

Moses, ca. 1408-10. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Moses, ca. 1408-10

Last Judgment in an Initial C, ca. 1406-7. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Last Judgment in an Initial C, ca. 1406-7

David, ca. 1408-10. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
David, ca. 1408-10

Lorenzo Monaco, ca 1568
Lorenzo Monaco. From: Giorgio Vasari, The Lives of the Most Excellent Italian Painters, Sculptors, and Architects, ca 1568. Private Collection

David, c1410. Artist: Lorenzo Monaco
David, c1410. Found in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

School Lorenzo Monaco Madonna Humility child
School of Lorenzo Monaco, Madonna of Humility, Madonna with the child, Oil on wood, Height, 128 cm (50.3 inches), Width, 72 cm (28.3 inches)

Saint Jerome Study Saint Jerome study Saint Jerome standing
Saint Jerome in his Study Saint Jerome in his study, Saint Jerome standing in his study, a pen in the right hand, and open book on the desk

Bust Saint Mary formerly entitled Madonna Madonna
Bust of Saint Mary (formerly entitled Madonna), Madonna. Bust of Mary, turned slightly to the left, against a golden background. With integrated list

Initial D[eus in loco] with a Prophet Excised from a Gradual, 1409-10. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Initial D[eus in loco] with a Prophet Excised from a Gradual, 1409-10. This jewel-like initial is one of a series of prophet portraits painted by Lorenzo in a set of choir books commissioned by

Decorated Initial Scene Christ Entering Temple
Artokoloro

Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, Lorenzo Monaco, c. 1420

Virgin and Child, school of Lorenzo Monaco, 1381 - 1410

Saint Jerome in his Study, Lorenzo Monaco, c. 1420

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Lorenzo Monaco, a renowned artist of the 14th and 15th centuries, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his exquisite creations. One such masterpiece is "The Intercession of Christ and the Virgin, " painted before 1402. In this captivating piece, Lorenzo skillfully portrays the divine connection between Christ and his mother. Another notable work by this talented artist is "The Nativity, " created around 1406-10. Through delicate brushstrokes and vibrant colors, Lorenzo brings to life the joyous scene of Jesus' birth, capturing the essence of hope and salvation. Intricately crafted in 1392/95, Lorenzo's Processional Cross with Saint Mary Magdalene and a Blessed Hermit showcases his attention to detail. This stunning piece exemplifies his ability to merge religious symbolism with artistic brilliance. One cannot overlook Lorenzo's Altarpiece of the Coronation of the Virgin (Incoronazione della Vergine), which radiates spiritual grandeur. Painted during an era marked by devotion to faith, this altarpiece stands as a testament to Lorenzo's deep reverence for religious themes. Among his other works are "Noah, " "Abraham, " and "Moses" – all painted around 1408-10. These pieces demonstrate Lorenzo's mastery in depicting biblical figures with profound emotion and realism. "The Last Judgment in an Initial C" (ca. 1406-7) reveals another facet of Lorenzo's talent – his ability to create intricate illuminations that captivate viewers' attention from first glance. "Davids" were also subjects close to Lorenzo Monaco's heart; he depicted them multiple times throughout his career. His portrayal captures both their strength as warriors and vulnerability as human beings. Even after centuries have passed since he graced us with these masterpieces, we can still appreciate their beauty today thanks to meticulous preservation efforts undertaken over the years.