This painter paired the scenes of a man killing his parents and a man peering in on three destitute sisters in his work Stories of St. Julian and St. Nicholas.
This painter paired the scenes of a man killing his parents and a man peering in on three destitute sisters in his work Stories of St. Julian and St. Nicholas. A skeleton lying on a tomb and the inscription reading "As I am now, so you shall be" appear at the bottom of one of his paintings; that work depicts Christ with the Virgin, St. John, and two donors. This student of Masolino painted several well-known frescoes for the Santa Maria del Carmine. One work of his shows a pink-clad angel with a sword following a tearful (*) Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden, while another painting by this artist shows a short skirted tax collector in orange and an apostle extracting coins from the mouth of a fish. For 10 points, name this early renaissance artist of The Holy Trinity who decorated the Brancacci chapel with The Expulsion and The Tribute Money.
This painter paired the scenes of a man killing his parents and a man peering in on three destitute sisters in his work Stories of St. Julian and St. Nicholas.
Masaccio (or Tommaso di Ser Giovanni di Simone)