Francesco Botticini
1446–1498 · Italian · 17 artworks
Early RenaissanceDetailed figuresClear narrative compositionUse of gold leafSymmetrySoft modeling
artist bio
Francesco Botticini was an Italian Early Renaissance painter known for his altarpieces and panel paintings. While influenced by masters like Verrocchio, his works display a distinctive style characterized by detailed figures and a focus on narrative clarity.
what you'll learn
Studying Botticini's work allows students to understand the development of Renaissance painting techniques and the importance of religious themes in art. Students can learn about composition, perspective, and the use of color to convey emotion and narrative.
related: Sandro Botticelli, Filippino Lippi
17 artworks
Assumption of the Virgin. Detail
1476
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Madonna Della Misericordia E Donatori
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Deposizione con santi
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Pietà Con San Ludovico Di Tolosa, San Domenico, San Giacomo Maggiore E San Nicola Di Bari
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Tabernacle of the Sacramento
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Die Drei Erzengel Mit Dem Kleinen Tobias
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Portrait of a Young Man
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The Assumption of the Virgin
1477
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Madonna col Bambino, tra i ss. Lorenzo, Bartolomeo, Giovanni Battista e Antonio Abate
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John the Baptist
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Arcangelo Raffaele e Tobiolo
1475
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The Crucifixion
1471
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Tobias and the Archangel Raphael
1485
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Adorazione del bambino
1480
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Saint Cecilia Between Saint Valerian and Saint Tiburtius with a Donor
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Saint Sebastian
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Madonna and Child with the Infant St. John the Baptist
1487
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