Angelico
fra
[frah;; italian frah] /frɑ;; italian frɑ/ (show ipa), (giovanni da fiesole) 1387–1455, italian painter.
historical examples
angelico’s conception of the same subject is higher and more mystical.
giotto and his works in padua john ruskin
but surely, angelico will always retain his power over everybody?
the crown of wild olive john ruskin
the angelico opened his beautiful eyes, languishing and moist with tears.
the catholic world; vol. iv.; october, 1866, to march, 1867. e. rameur
consider carefully what delights you in any original picture of angelico’s.
the crown of wild olive john ruskin
they saw the cell which angelico had ornamented with the loveliest painting.
the red lily, complete anatole france
you might end by liking overbeck and cornelius as well as angelico.
the crown of wild olive john ruskin
in the fresco representing the noli me tangere angelico gives us a work full of freshness and life, idealized in giottesque style.
fra angelico j. b. supino
one sees there the figures of angelico, the colours of veronese.
punch, or the london charivari volume 107, november 17, 1894 various
in very early art they are mostly symbolised, and sometimes oddly and uncouthly; and even so by angelico da fiesole.
blackwood’s edinburgh magazine, vol. 65, no. 400, february, 1849 various
fesch, cardinal “angelico” in the collection of, i. 44, and note.
arrows of the chace, v. 2 john ruskin
noun
fra (fra), original name guido di pietro; monastic name fra giovanni da fiesole. ?1400–55, italian fresco painter and dominican friar
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