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          Benozzo Gozzoli Most Popular Paintings

          The 25 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.

          Edition 2026 · 25 artworks Each artwork painted to order
          Linen canvas · Certificate of authenticity · Delivered worldwide Benozzo Gozzoli · 1420 – 1497

          Procession of the Magus Melchoir

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #1: Procession of the Magus Melchoir

          Discover Benozzo Gozzoli’s ‘Procession of the Magus Melchoir’! A stunning Renaissance fresco showcasing intricate detail & rich symbolism. Ideal for art lovers & interior design.

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          Madonna and Child with Sts Francis and Bernardine, and Fra Jacopo – art print

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #2: Madonna and Child with Sts Francis and Bernardine, and Fra Jacopo
          1452 · Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna · original 34 x 54 cm

          Experience Benozzo Gozzoli's vibrant Renaissance masterpiece of Madonna and Child with Sts Francis and Bernardine; discover this richly detailed Italian gem today.

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          No. 2 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Madonna della Cintola (detail), Benozzo Gozzoli

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          1450 · Vatican Pinacoteca, Vatican City

          Experience the vibrant international gothic splendor of Benozzo Gozzoli's Madonna della Cintola fresco from 1450; discover this masterpiece of Renaissance devotion today.

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          Benozzo Gozzoli, Triumph of St Thomas Aquinas (1471)

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          1471 · The Louvre, Paris · original 230 x 102 cm

          A luminous display of divine light and theological grandeur defines Benozzo Gozzoli's 1471 Florentine Renaissance masterpiece Triumph of St Thomas Aquinas, inviting you to explore this exquisite era of sacred art.

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          No. 4 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Madonna della Cintola – art print

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          1450 · Vatican Pinacoteca, Vatican City · original 133 x 165 cm

          Admire Benozzo Gozzoli's Madonna della Cintola – a stunning Renaissance fresco depicting Mary and Jesus amidst angelic figures, showcasing masterful tempera technique and intricate detail at the Pinacoteca Vaticana.

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          No. 5 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          San Domenico Annunciation

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          1449 · Pinacoteca Comunale, Narni · original 120 x 140 cm

          Benozzo Gozzoli’s ‘San Domenico Annunciation,’ painted in 1449, bursts with vibrant color and intricate detail, showcasing the artist's signature international gothic style. This stunning fresco depicts a religious scene with kneeling women and angelic figures – discover this masterpiece or own a unique reproduction.

          Technique
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          No. 6 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Stigmatization of St. Francis by Benozzo Gozzoli, 1452

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          1452 · original 220 x 270 cm

          Experience the spiritual devotion of Stigmatization of St. Francis by Benozzo Gozzoli (1452), a vibrant Renaissance fresco masterpiece; discover this timeless piece today.

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          Benozzo Gozzoli: Madonna and Child

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          1460 · Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit · original 84 x 50 cm

          Benozzo Gozzoli’s opulent ‘Madonna and Child’ fresco bursts with Renaissance color and intricate detail, showcasing a masterful blend of International Gothic style and religious devotion. Admire this stunning 1460 artwork – a timeless celebration of faith perfect for your collection.

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          Expulsion of Joachim from the Temple

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #9: Expulsion of Joachim from the Temple
          1491 · Biblioteca Comunale, Castelfiorentino

          Experience the dramatic tension of Benozzo Gozzoli's 1491 fresco depicting Joachim's expulsion from the temple; discover this Renaissance masterpiece today.

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          The Dance of Salome – art print by Benozzo Gozzoli

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #10: The Dance of Salome
          1461 · National Gallery of Art, Washington · original 23 x 34 cm

          Discover Benozzo Gozzoli’s ‘Dance of Salome,’ a vibrant 1461 tempera panel depicting a religious scene. Explore Early Renaissance detail & dramatic composition at the National Gallery.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 10 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Madonna and Child Giving Blessings – art print

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #11: Madonna and Child Giving Blessings
          1449 · Santa Maria sopra Minerva, Rome · original 254 x 130 cm

          Admire Benozzo Gozzoli's masterpiece – Madonna and Child Giving Blessings – a vibrant fresco depicting a procession before a majestic castle, showcasing intricate detail and international gothic influence.

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          Saint Peter and Simon Magus

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #12: Saint Peter and Simon Magus
          Metropolitan Museum of Art, new york · original 40 x 46 cm

          Experience the vibrant storytelling of Benozzo Gozzoli's 'Saint Peter and Simon Magus,' commissioned by Florence's Alessandri family to revitalize a Gothic altarpiece. Explore biblical narratives with meticulous detail and international gothic influence.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 12 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Women at the Tomb (detail) – art print

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #13: Women at the Tomb (detail)
          1440 · Convent of San Marco, Florence

          Explore Benozzo Gozzoli's masterpiece 'Women at the Tomb,' a vibrant fresco depicting biblical figures at San Marco Cathedral, Florence. Discover its symbolism and artistic innovation.

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          View of the Chapel by Benozzo Gozzoli, 1459

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #14: View of the Chapel
          1459 · Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, Florence

          Benozzo Gozzoli’s radiant ‘View of the Chapel,’ executed in 1459, bursts with joyous procession and vibrant color—a masterful blend of Gothic elegance and Renaissance dynamism. Explore this iconic fresco by Fra Angelico's protégé and Cosimo I’s visionary patron.

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          View of the main apsidal chapel – art print

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #15: View of the main apsidal chapel
          1450 · San Francesco, Montefalco

          Benozzo Gozzoli’s ‘View of the Main Apsidal Chapel,’ created in 1452, showcases intricate frescoes illustrating St. Francis' life journey and spiritual significance within San Damiano church. Featuring Byzantine influences and detailed depictions of processions, it exemplifies Gozzoli’s innovative narrative style. Explore Benozzo Gozzoli's magnificent 'View of the Main Apsidal Chapel,' a masterpi

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          The Virgin and Child with Saints by Benozzo Gozzoli, 1476

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #16: The Virgin and Child with Saints
          1476 · National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa · original 152.5 x 157.5cm

          This Renaissance sacra conversazione by Benozzo Gozzoli features sacred figures in rich detail. Discover the beauty of this masterpiece today.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 16 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Virgin and Child Enthroned between Saint Dominic and a Papal Saint (formerly attributed to Domenico di Michelino)

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          1430 · Courtauld Gallery, London · original 16.4 x 10.9cm

          This Early Renaissance tempera painting by Benozzo Gozzoli features sacred figures in rich colors. Discover this divine masterpiece today.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 17 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Benozzo Gozzoli, Fall of Simon Magus (1461)

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          1461 · Royal Collection, London · original 24 x 35 cm

          Delving deeper into Benozzo Gozzoli’s artistic legacy reveals collaborations with Fra Angelico and Lorenzo Ghiberti, showcasing his influence on Renaissance art. His monumental frescoes in Florence and Rome stand as testaments to his skill and vision.

          Technique
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          No. 18 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Madonna and Child between Sts Andrew and Prosper (detail) (1466)

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          1466 · Museo Civico, San Gimignano · original 137 x 138 cm

          Benozzo Gozzoli’s ‘Madonna and Child’ (1466) bursts with vibrant color and intricate detail in a classic Renaissance style, depicting the Virgin Mary with Sts. Andrew and Prosper amidst angelic figures. Explore this exquisite fresco and bring home a timeless masterpiece.

          Technique
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          No. 19 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Madonna and Child with Angels by Benozzo Gozzoli, 1450

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          1450 · Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia · original 47.0 x 28.6cm

          This serene Early Renaissance painting by Benozzo Gozzoli features the Madonna and Child. Explore this divine masterpiece today.

          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 20 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Tabernacle of the Madonna delle Tosse: Maria lactans, 1484, Benozzo Gozzoli

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #21: Tabernacle of the Madonna delle Tosse: Maria lactans
          1484

          Experience the rich earth tones of Benozzo Gozzoli's Early Renaissance fresco, Maria Lactans, depicting a divine scene; discover this masterpiece reproduction today.

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          St Anthony of Padua, 1450, Benozzo Gozzoli

          View the most popular artwork of Benozzo Gozzoli ranked #22: St Anthony of Padua
          1450 · Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Rome

          Benozzo Gozzoli (1420-1497) was a Florentine Renaissance painter celebrated for his monumental frescoes—particularly the Magi Chapel cycle—that blended Gothic grandeur with emerging Renaissance sensibilities. Trained by Fra Angelico, he collaborated on iconic projects like the Baptistery Doors of Florence.

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          Death of Mary, 1484, Benozzo Gozzoli

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          1484 · Biblioteca Comunale, Castelfiorentino

          Witness the poignant 'Death of Mary' by Benozzo Gozzoli (1484). This stunning fresco, part of the Tabernacle of the Madonna delle Tosse, depicts a dramatic scene with layered space and profound symbolism. Explore its rich narrative & Renaissance artistry.

          Technique
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          No. 23 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          Benozzo Gozzoli: Madonna with Child

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          1460 · National Museum in Kraków, Krakow · original 34.5 x 25.2cm
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          Saint Ursula with Two Angels and Donor by Benozzo Gozzoli, 1460

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          1460 · National Gallery of Art, Washington · original 61 x 42 cm
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 25 of 229 artworks by Benozzo Gozzoli
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          The artist

          Benozzo Gozzoli

          1420 – 1497

          Portrait of Benozzo Gozzoli
          Quick facts
          • Museums on APSThe Louvre, Detroit Institute of Arts, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Pinacoteca di Brera
          • Lifespan77 years
          • Movementsearly renaissance
          • Copyright statusPublic domain
          • NationalityItaly
          • Art periodRenaissance
          • Creative periodsearly renaissance
          • Best occasionsaccent, cultural
          Biography

          The Life and Training of Benozzo Gozzoli

          Born Benozzo di Lese, the man who would become known as Benozzo Gozzoli entered the world around 1421. His early years were shaped by the movement of his family, who left their village of Sant'Ilario a Colombano to settle in Florence in 1427. This relocation placed him at the very heart of a changing era, where the traditions of the past were beginning to meet new ways of seeing the world. Before he ever took up the brush to command a large fresco, he learned the meticulous discipline of a goldsmith. This early training in metalwork instilled in him a precision that would later define his approach to every surface he touched.

          His path as a painter was cleared when he entered the workshop of Fra Angelico. As a pupil and assistant to the master, Benozzo Gozzoli did more than simply observe; he labored alongside him, helping to execute the sacred decorations that adorned the dormitory cells of the Convent of San Marco in Florence. Through this apprenticeship, he absorbed a refined sense of grace and a devotion to detail that would remain with him throughout his long career. He was a man of great industry, moving between the workshops of Florence and the grander commissions of the papacy, always carrying the lessons of his early masters into the service of his patrons.

          Artistic Activity in Florence and Rome

          The path of Benozzo Gozzoli led him through the most significant centers of the Italian Renaissance, where his hands were shaped by the hands of masters. In Florence, his early years were spent in the shadow of Fra Angelico. As a pupil and assistant, he labored within the Convent of San Marco, helping to execute the fresco decorations that adorn the dormitory cells. This period of apprenticeship was not merely about learning technique, but about absorbing a specific way of seeing the divine through meticulous detail. His presence in the city was constant, as he moved between the workshops of Florence and the sacred spaces of the surrounding hills.

          By 1447, his reputation and his association with Fra Angelico drew him toward the heart of papal power. He traveled to Rome, entering a world of high patronage and grand ambitions. There, under the watchful eye of Pope Eugene IV, he worked within the Vatican Palace. These years in Rome allowed him to expand his reach beyond the Tuscan borders, establishing himself as a painter capable of meeting the demands of the highest ecclesiastical authorities. His movement between the spiritual quietude of the Florentine convents and the political splendor of the Roman court defined his professional life for decades.

          • Women at the Tomb (detail) - Convent of San Marco, Florence
          • St Anthony of Padua - Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Rome

          Artistic Style and Technical Mastery

          The hand of Gozzoli carried the lingering grace of the International Gothic style into the changing light of the early Renaissance. He possessed a particular talent for weaving together a sense of elegance with a sophisticated understanding of perspective, allowing his figures to inhabit spaces that felt both decorative and structured. His brushwork often favored an elaborate ornamentation, dressing his subjects in a manner that spoke of worldly splendor. This was most evident in his preference for a palette of deep, commanding colors, where reds and golds were used to catch the light and draw the eye through his compositions.

          In his most ambitious works, he relied heavily on the fresco technique, applying his pigments directly onto wet plaster to achieve a lasting luminosity. This method required a steady hand and a quick mind, as the artist had to work while the surface was still damp to ensure the colors became a permanent part of the wall. Through this process, he achieved a textural depth that brought his religious narratives to life, blending the meticulous detail he learned from his training with a new, more naturalistic approach to the world around him. His ability to layer glazes and pigments allowed for subtle gradations of color, creating a shimmering effect that made the celestial and the earthly feel closely intertwined.

          • The Feast of Herod and the Beheading of Saint John the Baptist, 1461-1462
          • Saint Ursula with Two Angels and Donor, c. 1455/1460
          • The Raising of Lazarus, mid 1490s

          Major Commissions and Notable Works

          The artist’s hands were often occupied by the grandest tasks of his age. Between 1444 and 1447, he found himself working alongside Lorenzo Ghiberti on the Paradise Doors of the Florence Baptistery, a collaboration that placed his skill among the most significant bronze works of the era. This period of intense activity saw him moving through the sacred spaces of Italy, bringing his particular vision to various altars and chapels. In 1450, he traveled to Narni to paint an Annunciation, a work that captured the attention of those seeking the refined grace he had learned from his master.

          His most celebrated narrative work emerged in the Magi Chapel of the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi. From 1459 to 1461, he filled the walls with the procession of the Magi to Bethlehem, creating a scene of movement and life that reflected the splendor of the Medici court. These frescoes were not merely religious scenes but were filled with the details of contemporary life, populating the sacred story with a sense of worldly presence. He brought this same devotion to the monastery of San Fortunato near Montefalco, where he painted the Madonna and Child positioned between St. Francis and St. Bernardine of Siena.

          • The Paradise Doors of the Florence Baptistery (1444–1447)
          • Annunciation in Narni (1450)
          • The Magi Chapel frescoes (1459–1461)
          • Madonna and Child with St. Francis and St. Bernardine of Siena

          Where to See His Masterpieces Today

          To witness the splendor of his most celebrated frescoes, one must travel to Florence. There, within the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, the walls of the Magi Chapel hold the details of the procession of the Magi. These murals capture a sense of movement and life that once filled the private spaces of the Medici family. The colors and the intricate details of the figures remain as they were when the artists first applied pigment to the plaster.

          Beyond the borders of Italy, his hand can be found in many great halls and galleries. In Paris, the Louvre holds the Triumph of St. Thomas Aquinas, a work that displays his ability to handle tempera on panel. Across the Atlantic, the National Gallery of Art in Washington presents The Feast of Herod and the Beheading of Saint John the Baptist, a piece that reveals the dramatic weight of his storytelling. In the Detroit Institute of Arts, one may find the Madonna and Child, which offers a glimpse into the devotional works that defined his career.

          • Women at the Tomb, 1440–1441
          • Madonna and Child, 1460
          • The Dance of Salome, 1461
          • The Vintage and Drunkenness of Noah, 1469–1484

          Questions & Answers

          Where is Benozzo Gozzoli from?

          Benozzo Gozzoli was born in Italy.

          Is there an overview of all the subjects Benozzo Gozzoli painted?

          The Subject Atlas page maps Benozzo Gozzoli's artworks by subject.

          Where are Benozzo Gozzoli's artworks grouped by technique?

          Benozzo Gozzoli's works can be browsed by medium on the artist's All Medium page.

          By the ArtsDot.com Editorial Team Updated Oct. 15, 2026
          Collector's quiz
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          3. Which famous series of murals did Gozzoli paint in the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi?

          4. With which artist did Gozzoli collaborate on the Paradise Doors of the Florence Baptistery?

          5. What artistic style is Gozzoli's work characterized by, blending with early Renaissance elegance?

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