Lo Scheggia
1406–1486 · Italian · 20 artworks
Early RenaissanceDecorative narrative scenesUse of bright colorsGildingDelicate figuresEmphasis on pattern and ornament
artist bio
Lo Scheggia, also known as Giovanni di Ser Giovanni, was an Italian painter of the Early Renaissance. He is best known for his decorative paintings, particularly his 'cassone' panels and his contributions to the Medici family's artistic patronage.
what you'll learn
Studying Lo Scheggia's work allows students to understand the decorative arts of the Early Renaissance, including the use of narrative scenes in domestic settings. Students can also learn about the patronage system and the role of art in Florentine society.
related: Fra Angelico, Masaccio
20 artworks
Game of Civettino
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La Vierge Et L' Enfant
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Storie di traiano e la vedova
1440
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Storie di susanna
1450
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Trionfo della fama
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Madonna Col Bambino E Quattro Angeli Musicanti
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Madonna and Child Enthroned
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Cori di angeli musicanti,
1450
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Madonna with Child and Angels
1425
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Cori di angeli musicanti
1450
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Trionfo Dell'amore
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Trionfo dell'eternitÃ
1450
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The Reduction of Alba Longa by Tullus Hostilius
1435
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Madonna col bambino in trono e santi
1470
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Madonna and Child and Saints
1450
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Trionfo della morte
1450
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The Triumph of Fame; (averse) Impresa of the Medici Family and Arms of the Medici and Tornabuoni Families
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Scena Di Trionfo All'antica
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The Seven Liberal Arts
1460
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Portrait of a Lady
1460
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