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Andrea del Sarto
Florentine Renaissance painter famed for soft color and masterful drawing, called 'the painter without errors' by Vasari;…
Timeline
- 1494–1508Florence · TuscanyTrained under Ghirlandaio, he later took on altarpiece commissions independently, developing a soft and elegant Florentine style in the 1500s, influenced by Leonardo da Vinci and Fra Bartolomeo.
- 1509–1514Church of the Annunziata, Florence · TuscanyHe painted a series of frescoes of the Life of the Virgin in the church's cloister, completing masterpieces such as the Madonna of the Harlequin around 1511, establishing his position in Florentine painting.
- 1515–1530Florence · TuscanyInvited to France in 1515 by King Francis I, he later returned to Florence to continue working, completing several altarpieces and portraits between 1516 and 1520 and becoming a leading figure of the Florentine school.
Sources
- Andrea del Sarto — Sydney J. Freedberg (1963)
- Lives of the Artists — Giorgio Vasari (1550)