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Artist
Creation date
about 1380-1390
Materials
tempera and gold on wood
Dimensions
40 x 41 in. (overall, 4 panels)
Credit line
The Clowes Collection
Accession number
2004.160
Collection
Currently On View
Agnolo Gaddi was a member of a prolific and influential family of artists active in Florence from the mid-1320s until the end of the century. As head of the family workshop from the mid-1380s, Agnolo excelled as a fresco painter, a designer of sculpture, and painter of altarpieces.
These four saints, now joined in a modern frame, once formed part of a larger altarpiece whose center panel is missing.
Provenance Research is on-going at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and information will be added to this record as research is completed. Please contact Annette Schlagenhauff, Assoc. Curator of Research, at aschlagenhauff@imamuseum.org with any questions.
