Simone Martini

1284–1344 · Medieval & Gothic

Simone Martini was an Italian painter born in Siena. He was a major figure in the development of early Italian painting and greatly influenced the development of the International Gothic style.

34 paintings

• Virgin and Child (1325)
• Virgin and Child with Saints (1320)
• Hannibal de Ceccano
• Hl. Ladislaus, König von Ungarrn (1326)
• Madonna of Mercy (1350)
• Christ discovered in the temple (1342)
• Saint Andrew (1326)
• Madonna and Child (1326)
• Saint Ansanus (1326)
• Angel of the Annunciation (1320)
• Virgin of the Annunciation (1400)
• Christ on the Cross (1400)
• Descent from the Cross (1333)
• Madonna and Child (1325)
• Polyptych of Saint Dominique (1323)
• Triptych of Saint Augustine (1328)
• Madonna and Child n. 583 (1305)
• Saint Catherine of Alexandria Polyptych (1320)
• Saint Louis of Toulouse crowns Robert of Anjou (1317)
• Saint John the Evangelist (1330)
• A Saint Holding a Book (1337)
• The Entombment of Christ (1337)
• St. Luke (1330)
• The Carrying of the Cross (1335)
• Saint Andrew (ca. 1326)
• Saint Andrew (ca. 1317–19)
• Saint Matthias (ca. 1317–19)
• Saint Thomas (ca. 1317–19)
• The Angel of the Annunciation (c. 1330)
• Saint Matthew (c. 1315/1320)
• Saint Simon (c. 1315/1320)
• Saint James Major (c. 1315/1320)
• Saint Judas Thaddeus (c. 1315/1320)
• St. Peter (1326)