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Virgin and Child Enthroned

Artist: Taddeo Gaddi (Florence, ca. 1300–1366)

Virgin and Child

Artist, workshop of: Bernardo Daddi (Florence, active 1312/20–1348)
Artist, formerly attributed to: UnknownItalian, Fabriano, 3rd quarter of the fourteenth century
Artist, formerly attributed to: Allegretto Nuzi (Italian, 1315–1373)

Virgin and Child

Artist: Jacopo del Casentino (Florence, active ca. 1320–ca. 1349)

Saints Elizabeth of Hungary and Anthony of Padua

Artist: Lippo d' Andrea (Florence, ca. 1370–before 1451)

Saints Louis of Toulouse and Clare

Artist, attributed to: Lippo d' Andrea (Florence, ca. 1370–before 1451)

Mourning Virgin, Fragment of a Crucifix

Artist: Pietro Nelli (Florentine, documented 1374–died 1419)

The Apparition of Saint Michael at Mont Saint-Michel and the Miracle of the Bull at Monte Gargano

Artist: Fra Angelico (Italian, ca. 1395–1455)

Virgin and Child

Artist: Nardo di Cione (Florence, active by 1343/46–died 1366)
Artist, formerly attributed to: Jacopo di Cione (Italian, Florence, documented 1365–died 1398/1400)
Artist, formerly attributed to: Andrea di Cione (called Orcagna) (Florence, active by 1343–died 1368)

Garden of Love

Artist: Giovanni dal Ponte (Italian, Florence, ca. 1385–1437)

The Story of Rinaldo da Montalbano, or the Four Sons of Aymon

Artist: Florentine School, first quarter 15th century

Virgin and Child in Glory with Saint John the Baptist, Saint Peter, and Two Angels

Artist: Rossello di Jacopo Franchi (Italian, Florence, ca. 1377–1456)

The Virgin Adoring the Child

Artist: Neri di Bicci (Italian, Florence, 1419–1492/93)

Virgin and Child with Two Angels

Artist: Master of the Castello Nativity (Italian, Florence, active third quarter of the 15th century)

The Adoration of the Magi

Artist, attributed to: Biagio d'Antonio (Italian, Florence, 1446–1516)

Virgin and Child with Two Angels

Artist: Zanobi di Jacopo Machiavelli (Italian, Florence, 1418–1479)

Virgin and Child with Two Angels

Artist: Pseudo Pier Francesco Fiorentino (Italian, active ca. 1450–1500)

Virgin Adoring the Child Supported by Angels

Artist, attributed to: Pseudo Pier Francesco Fiorentino (Italian, active ca. 1450–1500)

Daniel with Two Lions

Artist: Master of Apollo and Daphne (Italian, Florence, ca. 1480–1510)

The Nativity and The Crucifixion

Artist, follower of: Jacopo del Sellaio (Italian, Florence, ca. 1441–1498)

Agony in the Garden

Artist, attributed to: Francesco Botticini (Italian, Florence, 1446–1497)
Artist, follower of: Domenico Ghirlandaio (Italian, Florence, 1448/49–1494)

Way to Calvary

Artist: Francesco Botticini (Italian, Florence, 1446–1497)

The Resurrection

Artist: Francesco Botticini (Italian, Florence, 1446–1497)

Noli Me Tangere

Artist: Francesco Botticini (Italian, Florence, 1446–1497)

Saint James

Artist: Niccolò di Tommaso (Florence, documented 1346–76)

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