Where is "The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" by SIGNORELLI, Luca?

"The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" is held in the permanent collection of Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy.

Which museum has "The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints"?

"The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" is on display at Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

Who painted "The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" and when?

"The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" was painted by SIGNORELLI, Luca in 1510.

What are the dimensions of "The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints"?

"The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" measures 272 × 180 cm.

What art movement is "The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" associated with?

"The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by SIGNORELLI, Luca.

Can I see "The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" in person?

Yes — "The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints" is on permanent display at Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

SIGNORELLI, Luca: The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints

✦ SIGNORELLI, Luca

🖼 The Trinity, the Virgin and Two Saints, 1510

◈ Tempera on wood

⊞ 272 × 180 cm

▣ Uffizi Gallery

◎ Florence, Italy

🖼 Order as art print*

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Hierarchical composition stacks the Trinity above the Virgin and saints in geometric precision, rendered with Renaissance clarity and balanced symmetry. This devotional arrangement epitomizes early 16th-century Italian spirituality, establishing the visual hierarchy between divine and earthly realms that dominated religious art of the period.

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E. H. Gombrich

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