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Bartolommeo, Fra
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Bartolommeo, Fra

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(born March 28, 1472, Florence—died Oct. 31, 1517, Florence) Italian painter active in Florence. His early works, such as the Annunciation (1497) in Volterra Cathedral, were influenced by Perugino and Leonardo da Vinci. In 1500 he joined the Dominican order. He painted religious subjects, primarily the Madonna and Child in various settings, with monumental figures grouped in balanced compositions. He became a prominent exponent of the High Renaissance style and was the leading painter in Florence, rivaled only by Andrea del Sarto.



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16) These paintings encompass the Early to the High Renaissance, including significant works by Titian, Fra Bartolommeo and Pontormo.
His comment that the term High Renaissance needs reassessment (7) is but one example; his attendant comments on the style of Fra Bartolommeo help open the discussion.
John,'' depicting the Holy Family resting under a palm and pomegranate tree during the flight from the Holy Land, was painted by Fra Bartolommeo (1472-1517) about 1509 and is the first major Florentine High Renaissance painting to come into the museum's collection.
 
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