His works foreshadow the manneristic style seen later in his pupil Pontormo, but still adhere to the classical standards loved by his own teacher, Raphael.
Although Vasari called his paintings 'flawless,' his original biography of this Florentine portrayed him as a fool whose art suffered under the influence of his wicked wife. His works foreshadow the manneristic style seen later in his pupil Pontormo, but still adhere to the classical standards loved by his own teacher, Raphael. FTP, identify this creator of the 1514 _Nativity of the Virgin_ and the 1517 _Madonna of the Harpies_, who was the subject of a dramatic monologue by Robert Browning.
Although Vasari called his paintings 'flawless,' his original biography of this Florentine portrayed him as a fool whose art suffered under the influence of his wicked wife.
Andrea {del Sarto} (not Fra Lippo Lippi!)