Annunciation in an Initial M ca. 1310-15 Maestro Daddesco Italian The initial M illustrates an antiphon for the Feast of the Annunciation (March 25): Missus est Gabriel Angelus ad Mariam Virginem ("The Angel Gabriel was sent to the Virgin Mary").In this initial, the illuminator used the form of the letter M to divide and frame the figures of the Virgin and the angel Gabriel, kneeling before her. The wood floor, rendered with a spiraling grain pattern, suggests that the setting is a domestic interior. This cutting may be an early work by the anonymous painter and illuminator known as the Maestro Daddesco, who was either a contemporary or a follower of the Florentine artist Bernardo Daddi and was a major figure in Florentine illumination during the first half of the fourteenth century.. Annunciation in an Initial M. Maestro Daddesco (Italian, Florence, active ca. 1320-40) (). ca. 1310-15. Tempera and gold on parchment. Manuscripts and Illuminations

Annunciation in an Initial M ca. 1310-15 Maestro Daddesco Italian The initial M illustrates an antiphon for the Feast of the Annunciation (March 25): Missus est Gabriel Angelus ad Mariam Virginem ("The Angel Gabriel was sent to the Virgin Mary").In this initial, the illuminator used the form of the letter M to divide and frame the figures of the Virgin and the angel Gabriel, kneeling before her. The wood floor, rendered with a spiraling grain pattern, suggests that the setting is a domestic interior. This cutting may be an early work by the anonymous painter and illuminator known as the Maestro Daddesco, who was either a contemporary or a follower of the Florentine artist Bernardo Daddi and was a major figure in Florentine illumination during the first half of the fourteenth century.. Annunciation in an Initial M. Maestro Daddesco (Italian, Florence, active ca. 1320-40) (). ca. 1310-15. Tempera and gold on parchment. Manuscripts and Illuminations
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