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Artworks
Annunciation with St. Maxima and St. Ansanus
Simone Martini (Siena 1284 ca. – Avignone 1344) and Lippo Memmi (Siena attested between 1317 and 1347)
Madonna and Child, between a pope and a bishop
Attributed to Lippo di Benivieni (Florence, documented between 1296 and 1316)
Madonna of Humility
Tommaso di Cristofano Fini, known as Masolino (Panicale, San Giovanni Valdarno 1383 – Florence 1440 c.)
Saint Matthew and stories from his life
Andrea di Cione (Florence doc. 1343-1368), known as Orcagna, and Jacopo di Cione (Florence doc.1365-1400)
Triptych with Virgin and Child between Saint Matthew the Evangelist and Saint Nicholas of Bari
Bernardo Daddi ( Florence 1290 - 1348c.)
The alms of St Nicholas; St Nicholas ordained as bishop of Myra
Ambrogio Lorenzetti (Siena, known of between 1319-1348)
The miracle of the grain ships: St Nicholas resuscitates a young boy
Ambrogio Lorenzetti (Siena, known of between 1319-1348)
Madonna and Child with Saints Peter and Paul
Ugolino di Nerio (Siena, documented from 1317 to 1327) and Bartolomeo Bulgarini (Siena, documented from 1338 to 1378)
Madonna Enthroned with the Child, St. Francis, St. Dominic, and two Angels
Attributed to Cimabue (Florence, documented between 1272 and 1302)
The Alms of Saint Nicholas
Paolo Veneziano (Venice, documented between 1333 and 1358)
The Birth of Saint Nicholas
Paolo Veneziano (Venice, documented from 1333 to 1358)
Virgin and Child
Ugolino di Nerio (Siena, documented from 1317 to 1327)
Virgin and Child with ten angels and the Saints Benedict, Peter, John the Baptist and Miniatus
Agnolo Gaddi (Florence, documented between 1369 and 1396)
St John the Baptist and stories from his life
Giovanni del Biondo (Florence, documented from 1356 to 1398)
Lamentation over the Dead Christ
Giotto di maestro Stefano, known as Giottino (documented in Florence in 1368 and Rome in 1369)
Glorification of Mary
Guido di Pietro, then Fra' Giovanni Angelico known as Beato Angelico (Vicchio di Mugello (Fi), ca.1395-Rome 1455)
Madonna and Child Enthroned with Angels
Guido di Pietro, then Fra' Giovanni Angelico known as Beato Angelico (Vicchio di Mugello (Fi), ca. 1395-Rome 1455)
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