Andrea d’Agnolo di Francesco

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Andrea d’Agnolo di Francesco, better known as Andrea del Sarto, was an influential Italian High Renaissance painter celebrated for his harmonious compositions and masterful use of color and chiaroscuro.

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instanceOf High Renaissance painter
Italian painter
Mannerist painter
human
religious artist
alsoKnownAs Andrea del Sarto
Andrea del Sarto da Firenze
linked to: Andrea del Sarto
countryOfCitizenship Republic of Florence
dateOfBirth 1486
dateOfDeath 1530
describedIn Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects by Giorgio Vasari
employedBy Francis I of France
ethnicGroup Italian
fieldOfWork fresco painting
painting
genre altarpiece
fresco cycle
portrait
religious painting
influenced Giorgio Vasari
Pontormo
linked to: Jacopo da Pontormo

Rosso Fiorentino
influencedBy Fra Bartolomeo
Leonardo da Vinci
Piero di Cosimo
Raphael
movement High Renaissance
Mannerism
notableWork Annunciation (Chiostro dello Scalzo)
Charity (Uffizi)
linked to: Uffizi Gallery

Disputa on the Trinity
Holy Family with Saint John (various versions)
Madonna of the Harpies
Pietà with Saints
Portrait of a Sculptor
Portrait of a Young Man
Stories of Joseph (Chiostro dello Scalzo fresco cycle)
The Last Supper (Cenacolo di San Salvi)
notedFor harmonious compositions
masterful use of color
subtle chiaroscuro
occupation painter
placeOfBirth Florence
placeOfDeath Florence
sexOrGender male
spouse Lucrezia del Fede
studentOf Piero di Cosimo
workLocation Florence
France
Rome

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Andrea del Sarto birthName Andrea d’Agnolo di Francesco