Gentile da Fabriano

1370–1427 · Early Renaissance

Gentile da Fabriano was an Italian painter known for his participation in the International Gothic pictorial style. He worked in various places in central Italy, mostly in Tuscany.

35 paintings

• The Virgin of Humility, with a Donor (1450)
• Virgin and Child before a Rose Hedge
• Jesus Christ (1400)
• Madonna and Child with Angels (1410)
• Susanna and the Elders
• Annunciation (1423)
• Crucifixion (1408)
• Madonna with Child (1400)
• Madonna, Fragment (1423)
• Madonna (1420)
• Virgin and Child (1424)
• Madonna in Glory between Saint Francis and Saint Clare (1390)
• Madonna of Humility (1418)
• Madonna with Child (1426)
• Madonna with Child (1405)
• Madonna with Child and Two Angels (1410)
• Madonna and Child, with Saints Lawrence and Julian (1420)
• Sandei Altarpiece (1410)
• Coronation of the Virgin with Saints (Valle Romita Polyptych) (1408)
• Saint Francis receives the Stigmata (1420)
• Virgin and Child Enthroned with Worshipping Angels and Prophets (1425)
• Madonna and Child, Sts Nicolas, Catherine and Donor (1405)
• Adoration of the Child (1420)
• Coronation of the Virgin (1420)
• Stoning of St. Stephen (1423)
• Presentation of Christ in the Temple (1423)
• Quaratesi Madonna (1425)
• Madonna and Child Enthroned (c. 1420)
• The Crippled and Sick Cured at the Tomb of Saint Nicholas (1425)
• Adoration of the Magi (1423)
• Adoration of the Three Kings - Birth of Christ (1423)
• Adoration of the Three Kings - Pantocrator - Christ (1423)
• Baptism of Christ (1425)
• King David plays the harp (1423)
• The young Mary in prayer (1423)