Annunciation (San Marco)

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Annunciation (San Marco) is a renowned early Renaissance fresco by Fra Angelico in Florence’s San Marco convent, celebrated for its serene depiction of the angel Gabriel announcing to the Virgin Mary and its luminous, contemplative atmosphere.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian religious painting
Renaissance artwork
fresco
artHistoricalSignificance important example of Fra Angelico’s mature style
key work of early Renaissance fresco painting
artist Fra Angelico NERFINISHED
associatedWith Dominican Order NERFINISHED
commissionedFor Dominican convent of San Marco NERFINISHED
country Italy
creator Fra Angelico NERFINISHED
culturalContext Italian Renaissance
currentUseOfLocation San Marco Museum NERFINISHED
denominationalContext Roman Catholic NERFINISHED
depicts Angel Gabriel NERFINISHED
Annunciation NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
function devotional image for monastic contemplation
genre religious art
hasPart columned portico
garden
inscription
kneeling Virgin Mary NERFINISHED
loggia with arcades
standing Angel Gabriel NERFINISHED
iconographicType Annunciation to the Virgin NERFINISHED
inscriptionLanguage Latin
locatedIn Florence
locatedInBuilding Convent of San Marco, Florence NERFINISHED
location San Marco convent NERFINISHED
material fresco on wall
movement Early Renaissance
notableFor devotional function for Dominican friars
harmonious architectural setting
luminous use of light
serene and contemplative atmosphere
period 15th century
relatedWorkByArtist Annunciation (Cortona) NERFINISHED
Annunciation (Prado) NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
school Florentine school NERFINISHED
setting cloister-like portico
style delicate modeling of figures
linear perspective
technique fresco
theme Incarnation of Christ
obedience and humility of Mary

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Fra Angelico notableWork Annunciation (San Marco)