Pietro Lorenzetti

1280–1348 · Medieval & Gothic

Pietro Lorenzetti or Pietro Laurati was an Italian painter, active between c. 1306 and 1345. Together with his younger brother Ambrogio, he introduced naturalism into Sienese art. In their artistry and experiments with three-dimensional and spatial arrangements, the brothers foreshadowed the art of the Renaissance.

35 paintings

• A Female Saint (Fragment)
• Christ on the Cross with the Virgin and Saints Clare, John the Evangelist, and Francis (1320)
• A Female Saint (Fragment)
• The Road to Calvary (1310)
• The Capture of Christ (1310)
• Crucifixion of Christ (1336)
• Deposition of Christ from the Cross (1310)
• Descent into Limbo (1310)
• Entry of Christ into Jerusalem (1310)
• Flagellation of Christ (1310)
• Judas hanged (1310)
• The Washing of the Feet (1310)
• Madonna and Child with St Francis and St John the Baptist (1310)
• Madonna di Monticchiello (1315)
• Cortone Maesta (1320)
• Nativity of the Virgin (1342)
• Painted architecture (1310)
• Resurrection (1310)
• Stigmata of Saint Francis (1310)
• Saint Margaret or Agatha (1315)
• Entombment of Christ (1310)
• Cena (1310)
• The Apostles Saint Andrew and Saint James the Lesser, with a Prophet (1328)
• Tarlati Polyptych (1320)
• St. Humility heals a sick Nun (1332)
• Thronende Maria mit dem Kind, anbetenden Engeln und den Heiligen Paulus, Johannes dem Evangelisten, Johannes dem Täufer und Petrus (1345)
• Saint Catherine of Alexandria (ca. 1342)
• The Crucifixion (1340s)
• Saint Sabinus before the Governor of Tuscany (?) (1330)
• Madonna and Child with the Blessing Christ, and Saints Mary Magdalene and Catherine of Alexandria with Angels [entire triptych] (probably 1340)
• Saint Mary Magdalene, with an Angel [left panel] (probably 1340)
• Madonna and Child, with the Blessing Christ [middle panel] (probably 1340)
• Saint Catherine of Alexandria, with an Angel [right panel] (probably 1340)
• Madonna and Child Enthroned with Eight Angels (1340)
• Beata Umiltà Altarpiece (1341)