Neri di Bicci
- Florentine Renaissance art
Neri di Bicci was an artist who lived from 1418 until 1492. He portrayed his father and himself in the Chapel of the Lenzi in Ognissanti within two medallions. In this chapel, he painted stories of the Madonna and produced a panel in distemper.
Biography
He created panels for the Abbey of S. Felice in Piazza at Florence and for the high-altar of S. Michele in Arezzo. At the Church of S. Bernardino, he painted a Madonna with S. Bernardino, S. Nicholas, and S. Michelagnolo. He also painted the life of S. Giovanni Gualberto in fresco in the Chapel of the Spini at S. Trinita and produced the panel for the high-altar of S. Romolo in Florence. Solis Prints offers fine art prints of his works, including Baptism of Christ, Nativity (Detail), Saint Margaret of Antioch, and Virgin and Child.
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