Filippino Lippi
1457–1504 · Italian · 19 artworks
Early RenaissanceHigh RenaissanceElegant figure drawingIntricate draperyNarrative compositionUse of color to create moodDetailed landscapes
artist bio
Filippino Lippi was an Italian painter of the Early Renaissance in Florence, whose work bridged the styles of his father, Fra Filippo Lippi, and his teacher, Sandro Botticelli. He contributed significantly to the development of Florentine painting with his elegant figures and narrative skill.
what you'll learn
Studying Lippi's work allows students to understand the transition from the Early to the High Renaissance, focusing on the development of figure drawing, composition, and narrative storytelling. Students can learn about the influence of his predecessors and contemporaries on his style.
related: Sandro Botticelli, Masaccio
19 artworks
Adoration of the Child
1483
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St Lucy
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Deposition from the Cross
1500
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Tobias and Archangel Raphael
1482
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Portrait of a Youth
1485
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Tobiolo E I Tre Arcangeli
1485
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Portrait of An Old Man
1485
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Adorazione Dei Magi
1496
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Saint Jerome in His Study
1493
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Self-portrait (detail)
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The Penitent St Jerome
1485
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Madonna and Child with Saints
1485
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Madonna and Child
1484
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The Holy Family with Saint John the Baptist and Saint Margaret
1490
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Saint Jerome
1490
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Esther Choisie Par Assuérus
1480
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Allegory
1498
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San Giovanni Battista
1500
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The Descent from the Cross
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