San Giovenale Triptych

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The San Giovenale Triptych is an early 15th-century altarpiece by Masaccio, recognized as one of his earliest surviving works and a key example of the emerging Renaissance style in painting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf altarpiece
triptych
alsoKnownAs Triptych of San Giovenale NERFINISHED
artHistoricalSignificance early example of Renaissance spatial realism
key work in transition from Gothic to Renaissance style
one of Masaccio's earliest surviving works
artist Masaccio NERFINISHED
artMovement Italian Renaissance NERFINISHED
commissionedFor church of San Giovenale NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Masaccio NERFINISHED
culture Florentine
currentCity Reggello NERFINISHED
dateOfCreation 1422
depicts Christ Child NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
saints
genre religious painting
hasPart central panel
left panel
right panel
inception circa 1422
languageOfTitle Italian
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Metropolitan City of Florence NERFINISHED
location Museum of Sacred Art of Cascia di Reggello NERFINISHED
materialUsed tempera
wood panel
movement Early Renaissance
notableFor early demonstration of Masaccio's mastery of perspective
innovative use of volume and light in figures
originalFunction altarpiece
originalLocation San Giovenale, near Florence NERFINISHED
period early 15th century
region Tuscany NERFINISHED
style Renaissance NERFINISHED
naturalistic
support panel
usesTechnique chiaroscuro
linear perspective (early use)

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Masaccio notableWork San Giovenale Triptych