Italian, 1422–1457
Pesellino, born Francesco di Stefano, was an Italian painter of the early Renaissance. He is recognized for his contributions to the Florentine school of painting during the 15th century. Pesellino was born in 1422 in Florence and is believed to have trained under the guidance of Fra Angelico, one of the leading artists of the time. His career flourished in Florence, where he became known for his detailed and colorful altarpieces and panel paintings. Major works include 'The Virgin and Child with Saints' and 'The Adoration of the Magi.' Pesellino's style is characterized by its delicate figures, intricate patterns, and a harmonious color palette, reflecting the influence of both Gothic and early Renaissance art. He passed away in 1457, leaving a significant impact on the development of Florentine painting and influencing future generations of artists.
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