Fra Filippo Lippi


Name
Fra Filippo Lippi
Life Dates
1406-1469
Country
Italy
Movement
Early Renaissance

Fra Filippo Lippi Biography

Fra Filippo Lippi is one of the most important successors to Masaccio. In 1421, he entered the monastery of Santa Maria del Carmine in Florence and was able to observe the decorative work in progress in the Brancacci Chapel. He used this experience in his first work, the frescoes in the cloisters of the monastery (1432), now only surviving in fragments, with their plastic figures and individual facial expressions. His Madonna Enthroned (1437), is, in her clear articulation, reminiscent of Masaccio’s alterpiece in Pisa. In the 1440s, complex movements and a restless treatment of drapery are discernible The Annunciation (c.1442).


Fra Filippo Lippi 18 Most Important Paintings and Artworks

Fra Filippo Lippi Bibliography

Painting of Europe. XIII-XX centuries. Encyclopedic Dictionary. Moscow. Iskusstvo. 1999.

Filippo Lippi (Library of the Great Masters) by Gloria Fossi, Lisa C. Pelletti (Translator). Riverside Book Company, 1990.

Fra Filippo Lippi: The Carmelite Painter by Megan Holmes. Yale Univ Pr, 1999.

Fra Filippo Lippi: Life and Work by Jeffrey Ruda. Phaidon Press Inc., 1999.

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