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13th-century cathedral in Florence, Italy

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13 paintings

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  • Clock at Florence Cathedral
    Clock at Florence Cathedral
    Paolo Uccello
    1443 · Florence Cathedral
  • The Nativity
    The Nativity
    Paolo Uccello
    1443 · Florence Cathedral
  • The Resurrection
    The Resurrection
    Paolo Uccello
    1443 · Florence Cathedral
  • Assumption of the Virgin
    Assumption of the Virgin
    Lorenzo Ghiberti
    1404 · Florence Cathedral
  • The Prayer in the Garden
    The Prayer in the Garden
    Lorenzo Ghiberti
    1443 · Florence Cathedral
  • The Presentation in the Temple
    The Presentation in the Temple
    Lorenzo Ghiberti
    1443 · Florence Cathedral
  • Santa Reparata Polyptychon
    Santa Reparata Polyptychon
    Giotto
    · Florence Cathedral
  • Archangele Raffaele con Tobiolo e un giovane.
    Archangele Raffaele con Tobiolo e un giovane.
    Francesco Botticini
    1480–1490 · Florence Cathedral
  • St. Zenobius seated with St. Crescenzius and St. Eugenius kneeling at either side
    St. Zenobius seated with St. Crescenzius and St. Eugenius kneeling at either side
    Giovanni del Biondo
    · Florence Cathedral
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    Dante Alighieri with Florence and the Realms of the Divine Comedy (Hell, Purgatory, Paradise)
    Domenico di Michelino and after Alesso Baldovinetti
    1465 · Florence Cathedral
  • sImage under copyright
    stained-glass window in San Lorenzo
    Lorenzo Ghiberti
    1412 · Florence Cathedral
  • SImage under copyright
    Saint Antonin of Florence
    Francesco Morandini and Antonio Marini di Prato (predella, crowning)
    c. 1589 · Florence Cathedral
  • SImage under copyright
    Saints Cosmas and Damian
    Andrea di Giusto
    1420 · Florence Cathedral
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