Andrea Vanni

Andrea Vanni was an Italian painter born circa 1332 and died around 1414, associated with the Sienese School of painting. He was a contemporary of the renowned artist Simone Martini and was influenced by the Gothic style prevalent in Siena during the 14th century. Vanni's work is characterized by its religious themes and adherence to the decorative elegance typical of the Sienese tradition. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Vanni was also involved in civic life, serving as a diplomat and holding various public offices in Siena. His contributions to art include frescoes and altarpieces, with notable works found in the Basilica of San Francesco in Siena. Vanni's legacy is marked by his role in perpetuating the stylistic elements of the Sienese Gothic tradition into the early 15th century.