- te Drieën French: Anne
Trinitaire German: Anna
Selbdritt Italian: Anna
Metterza Slovene: Ana
Samotretja In the 13th century,
Jacobus de
Voragine incorporated...
- The
Virgin and
Child with
Saint Anne, also
known as Sant'Anna
Metterza, is a
painting of c. 1424–1425 by the
Italian Renaissance painter Masaccio, probably...
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recognisably as Madonna, some
works depicting three generations as in
Metterza. The
mutual reciprocity contained in a
personalist phenomological approach...
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Reggello near Florence, and the
Virgin and
Child with
Saint Anne (Sant'Anna
Metterza) (c. 1424) at the Uffizi. The San
Giovenale altarpiece was
discovered in...
-
depicted in
images of the
Virgin and
Child with
Saint Anne (in
Italian the
Metterza), the
three generations of grandmother, mother, and son. The
metaphor also...
- now in the
National Gallery of Art in Washington. Its
central group is a
Metterza, with
Catherine of
Alexandria kneeling before them and
saints Francis of...
- Wood and The
Torture of
Judas the Jew. A
later work of 1471, Sant'Anna
Metterza (Staatliche Museen, Berlin), is
attributed to
Giovanni by art historian...
- The
attribution to Masaccio, however, is disputed. 03 1424 — Sant'Anna
Metterza (Tempera on panel, 175 cm × 103 cm) — Masaccio's
first collaboration with...
-
promised remission of sins to
anyone who pra****
before the
image of Anna
metterza (Saint Anne, the
Virgin and Child). A few
examples of the
triad of Saint...
- 18th-century
Neapolitan works are featured,
including an
interesting Sant'Anna
Metterza with the
Child Mary and
Saint Nicholas of Bari
dressed in paper. Noteworthy...
