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  • Domenico Veneziano: Madonna and Child Enthroned with St. Francis, John the Baptist, St. Zenobius, and St. Lucy
    Domenico Veneziano

    1440–44), formed part of the Carnesecchi Tabernacle and may have been the first work Domenico executed in Florence. Its accurate perspective and the sculptural quality of the figures suggest he was influenced by Masaccio.

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    1440–44), formed part of the Carnesecchi Tabernacle and may have been the first work Domenico executed in Florence. Its accurate perspective and the sculptural quality of the figures suggest he was influenced by Masaccio.

    Read More