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Masolino

Tommaso di Cristoforo Fini

(born 1383, Panicale, Romagna—died probably 1440–47, Florence, Republic of Florence) Italian painter. He came from the same district in Tuscany as his younger contemporary Masaccio, with whom his career is closely linked. The two worked together on frescoes for the Brancacci Chapel in Florence's Santa Maria del Carmine. Masaccio's influence is evident in Masolino's contributions, but upon Masaccio's death Masolino returned to the more decorative Gothic style of his earlier years.

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No references found	During the 1420s Fra Antonino's own parent convent of San Domenico at Fiesole had become involved with another prominent Florentine patron, Felice Brancacci, who was quickly selling off his family assets in order to fulfil the obligation entered into, entered into by a previous generation, to decorate in the appropriate manner the chapel in the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine (the result being the frescoes of Masaccio and Masolino in the Brancacci Chapel). Preaching magnificence in Renaissance Florence by Howard, Peter / Renaissance Quarterly A silk-screened design in Untitled (Garden State), 1988, derives from the fifteenth-century Italian painter Masolino da Panicale, who reveled in the ornamentation on rich brocades. John Otte: Whitespace by Auslander, Philip / Artforum International When Maitland Griggs purchased it back in 1925, Masaccio's elder and somewhat hapless assistant Masolino seemed a fair bet as an attribution, even though it was a bit like squeezing a square peg into a round hole. The angelic friar at the Met by Grassi, Marco / New Criterion	masking reagent masking software masking tape Maskwell Masleša, Veselin Maslenitsa Maslennikov, Ivan Maslennikov, Ivan Ivanovich Maslesa, Veselin Masliaev, Vadim Masliaev, Vadim Efimovich Maslianino Masliukov Maslo-Zhirovaia Promyshlennost Maslov, Mikhail Maslov, Mikhail Stepanovich Maslov, Petr Maslov, Petr Pavlovich Maslovskii, Dmitrii Maslovskii, Dmitrii Fedorovich Maslow, Abraham Maslow, Abraham H Maslow, Abraham H. MASM Masochism Masolino Masolino da Panicale mason Mason and Slidell Affair Mason City Mason County Mason Neck National Wildlife Refuge Mason Neck State Park mason's adjustable multiple-point suspension scaffold mason's ax mason's hammer mason's hydrated lime mason's joint mason's lead mason's level mason's lime mason's mark mason's measure mason's miter mason's mitre mason's putty mason's scaffold mason's stop Mason's theorem mason's V-joint pointing Mason, Bobbie Ann	Masnada Masnavi MASNJ MASNMR MASNO MASO MASOC Masoch masochism masochism masochism masochist masochist masochist Masochist Monkey Circus masochistic masochistic masochistic masochistic personality Masochistic personality disorder masochistically masochistically masochistically masochists masochists masochists MASOF Masogyny Masogyny Masogyny Masolino Masolino da Panicale MASOM Mason Mason Mason Mason & Hanger Services Inc. Mason and Dixon Line Mason and Dixon Line Mason and Dixon's Line Mason and Dixon's Line Mason and Hangar Mason and Slidell Affair Mason and Slidell Affair mason bee mason bees Mason Business Center Mason City Mason City Mason City and Clear Lake Mason City and Clear Lake Railroad Mason City Area Nursing Home Mason City Economic Development Corporation Mason City High School Mason City National Bank Mason City, IA, USA - Mason City Municipal Airport Mason Community Band Mason Conservation District Mason Contractors Association of America Mason County Mason County Animal Welfare League

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During the 1420s Fra Antonino's own parent convent of San Domenico at Fiesole had become involved with another prominent Florentine patron, Felice Brancacci, who was quickly selling off his family assets in order to fulfil the obligation entered into, entered into by a previous generation, to decorate in the appropriate manner the chapel in the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine (the result being the frescoes of Masaccio and Masolino in the Brancacci Chapel).

Preaching magnificence in Renaissance Florence by Howard, Peter / Renaissance Quarterly

A silk-screened design in Untitled (Garden State), 1988, derives from the fifteenth-century Italian painter Masolino da Panicale, who reveled in the ornamentation on rich brocades.

John Otte: Whitespace by Auslander, Philip / Artforum International

When Maitland Griggs purchased it back in 1925, Masaccio's elder and somewhat hapless assistant Masolino seemed a fair bet as an attribution, even though it was a bit like squeezing a square peg into a round hole.

The angelic friar at the Met by Grassi, Marco / New Criterion

Maslennikov, Ivan Ivanovich

Maslesa, Veselin

Masliaev, Vadim

Masliaev, Vadim Efimovich