Andrea del Sarto Gallery

Known as the "Faultless Painter," Andrea del Sarto was one of the finest portraitists and religious artists of the Italian Renaissance. Del Sarto trained under Piero de Cosimo and others but was chiefly influenced by Masaccio and Michelangelo. His frescoes in Florence rank among the greatest works of his time. His style, known as "Mannerism", is serene and noble, characteristic of High Renaissance art. Apart from portraits, he painted many religious works, including the Madonna of the Harpies, an example of Classical beauty reminiscent of Raphael. Click on the following thumbnails to view Andrea del Sarto's works.

The Annunciation 1512-1513	Portrait of the Artist's Wife 1513-1514	Madonna of the Harpies 1517	Portrait of a Young Man 1517
Portrait of a Woman with a Basket of Spindles 1517	Annunciation 1528	St. John the Baptist 1528	The Holy Family with St. John 1530