Zanobi Strozzi

Zanobi Strozzi was an Italian painter of the early Renaissance, recognized for his contributions to the Florentine school of painting. He was born around 1428 in Florence and is believed to have died in 1506. Strozzi was a pupil of the renowned artist Fra Angelico, which significantly influenced his artistic development. His work is characterized by a blend of Gothic and early Renaissance styles, with a focus on religious themes and detailed narratives. Major works include 'The Virgin and Child with Saints' and 'The Annunciation'. Strozzi's significance lies in his role in the transition from the Gothic to the Renaissance style, and his influence on subsequent generations of Florentine artists.