Di Giovanni 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

The Resurrection, probably 1491. Creator: Benvenuto di Giovanni
The Resurrection, probably 1491

The Adoration of the Magi, c. 1470 / 1475. Creator: Benvenuto di Giovanni
The Adoration of the Magi, c. 1470/1475

The Crucifixion, probably 1491. Creator: Benvenuto di Giovanni
The Crucifixion, probably 1491

Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome and Saint Bernardino of Siena, c. 1480 / 1485
Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome and Saint Bernardino of Siena, c. 1480/1485

The Agony in the Garden, probably 1491. Creator: Benvenuto di Giovanni
The Agony in the Garden, probably 1491

Christ Carrying the Cross, probably 1491. Creator: Benvenuto di Giovanni
Christ Carrying the Cross, probably 1491

Christ in Limbo, probably 1491. Creator: Benvenuto di Giovanni
Christ in Limbo, probably 1491

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

Saint Bernardino, possibly 1474. Creator: Benvenuto di Giovanni
Saint Bernardino, possibly 1474

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

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

Saint Sebastian Tempera oil wood Overall arched top
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Madonna Child Enthroned Saints Angels Tempera
Artokoloro

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"Di Giovanni: A Journey through Time and Faith" Step into the world of Di Giovanni, a collection of captivating artworks created by talented artists Lorenzo Monaco and Benvenuto di Giovanni. These masterpieces take us on a journey through time, showcasing religious themes that have fascinated humanity for centuries. Lorenzo Monaco's "The Intercession of Christ and the Virgin" transports us to a scene filled with divine intervention, painted before 1402. The delicate brushstrokes depict the power of prayer as Christ and the Virgin intercede on behalf of mankind. In "The Nativity, " ca. 1406-10, also by Lorenzo Monaco, we witness the humble birth of Jesus. The artist skillfully captures the joyous atmosphere surrounding this miraculous event, reminding us of the true meaning behind Christmas. Benvenuto di Giovanni's "The Resurrection, " probably from 1491, portrays one of Christianity's most significant moments - Christ rising from death itself. Through vibrant colors and intricate details, this artwork invites contemplation on life beyond earthly boundaries. "The Adoration of the Magi, " c. 1470/1475 by Benvenuto di Giovanni showcases an enchanting scene where wise men pay homage to baby Jesus. This painting beautifully illustrates their reverence for divinity in its purest form. Another masterpiece attributed to Benvenuto di Giovanni is "The Crucifixion, " probably from 1491. With poignant imagery depicting Christ's sacrifice for humanity's salvation, it serves as a powerful reminder of love triumphing over suffering. In Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome and Saint Bernardino of Siena (c. 1480/1485), we are presented with an intimate portrayal highlighting Mary's role as both motherly figure and spiritual guide alongside these revered saints. "The Agony in the Garden" takes us back to Gethsemane during Jesus' final hours before crucifixion – a moment filled with anguish and surrender.