Fra Angelico

He began his work with a foundation at Fiesole; among his first novices were young Antoninus of Florence (see May 10) as well as two brothers, gifted artists who became known as Fra Angelico and Fra Benedetto.

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The two small works were painted by an Italian monk known as Fra Angelico in 1439.

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The two small works were painted by an Italian monk known as Fra Angelico in 1439.

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English, was afterward called Fra Angelico by his brethren because his life was so holy, or because, as some say, he painted angels more pure and beautiful than have ever been pictured before or since.

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"Giovanni da Fiesole, better known as Fra Angelico (1387-1455).

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The monuments of the Medici century in Florence, such as Fra Angelico’s frescoes for the monastery of San Marco or Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, are some of the most precious of all human artifacts.

Making Money the Medici Way���And Spending It the Modern Way 2005

The monuments of the Medici century in Florence, such as Fra Angelico’s frescoes for the monastery of San Marco or Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, are some of the most precious of all human artifacts.

Making Money the Medici Way-And Spending It the Modern Way 2005

The monuments of the Medici century in Florence, such as Fra Angelico’s frescoes for the monastery of San Marco or Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, are some of the most precious of all human artifacts.

Making Money the Medici Way-And Spending It the Modern Way 2005

The monuments of the Medici century in Florence, such as Fra Angelico’s frescoes for the monastery of San Marco or Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, are some of the most precious of all human artifacts.

Making Money the Medici Way���And Spending It the Modern Way 2005

The monuments of the Medici century in Florence, such as Fra Angelico’s frescoes for the monastery of San Marco or Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, are some of the most precious of all human artifacts.

Making Money the Medici Way���And Spending It the Modern Way 2005