Master of Saint Francis
c. 1230
—
1320
Italy
The Master of Saint Francis was an Italian painter active from approximately 1230 to 1320, with specific birth and death locations remaining unknown.
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Renaissance
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The Master of Saint Francis was an Italian painter active during the early Renaissance, with life dates estimated around c. 1230–1320. He is best known for his contributions to the development of narrative painting and the use of naturalism in religious art. His works often depict scenes from the life of Saint Francis of Assisi, reflecting the saint's spiritual journey and connection to nature. The Master of Saint Francis is recognized for influencing subsequent generations of artists through his innovative approach to composition and emotion in religious themes. Specific details about his life and training remain largely unknown.
