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Coronation of the Virgin Fra Angelico, 1500
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Coronation of the Virgin

Fra Angelico · 1500

Why it's great

Christ crowns Mary in heaven, with dozens of saints and angels in glowing colors standing in rows beside them. Fra Angelico painted this altarpiece, and a row of small scenes below shows stories of Saint Dominic.

Where to see it

📍 Salon CarréParis, France

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About the artist

Fra Angelico

1390–1455 · born in Vicchio · died in Rome

Fra Angelico was an Italian painter born around 1390 who was a Dominican friar. His gentle, glowing paintings of saints and angels in the convent of San Marco in Florence are among the loveliest of the early Renaissance. He died in Rome in 1455.

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