Saint Gregory the Great (in pinnacle: a Prophet) (1334) is the painting Bernardo Daddi is best remembered for; it belongs to the Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge. Saint Reparata Being Prepared for Execution (1300) and Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius (1338) complete the trio of best-loved canvases. Our catalogue counts 89 works by Bernardo Daddi. Here are the 89 most famous, with the year, the museum and the story of each canvas.
Ranked by our popularity score, which combines the searches, visits and orders for each work. Updated October 2026. Each painting on this page can be ordered as an oil reproduction painted by hand on linen canvas, or as a fine art print, made to the size you choose.
A single figure occupies the center of this vertical wooden panel, suspended against a flat, luminous gold ground. Saint Gregory the Great faces the viewer with a solemn, steady gaze. He is an elderly man, his face etched with the gravity of his station. He wears a white mitre, its surface adorned with a jeweled crown-like band that catches the light. Over his shoulders, a heavy red cope falls in…
The painted panel titled Saint Reparata Being Prepared for Execution is a work by the Florentine artist Bernardo Daddi. This piece dates to approximately 1338–1340. It is a tempera on panel composition that originated as part of a larger series from a high altarpiece. Specifically, the panel functioned as part of a predella, which is a two-tiered base, illustrating eight distinct scenes from the life of the saint.
Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius is a work by the Florentine painter Bernardo Daddi, executed about 1338. The composition portrays the saint in a confrontation with Emperor Decius. As a patron saint of Florence, Reparata’s life was a central subject of local devotion.
A vertical silhouette emerges from a field of textured gold. St. Catherine of Alexandria is caught in a moment of quietude, her head tilted slightly toward the left. She wears a crown of gold, heavy with dark jewels, resting upon hair that meets the sharp point of a Gothic arch. Her tunic is the color of deep teal, draped in folds that catch the light, while an orange mantle wraps…
To stand before this panel is to encounter the structured devotion of mid-14th century Florence. The composition is governed by a strict verticality, drawing the eye upward toward Christ, who is seated in an upper lobed section. He holds a red book and offers a gesture of blessing, his presence anchored by the formal symmetry of the throne. Below this central figure, the arrangement shifts into a circular medallion, flanked…
We are looking at Arrival of Saint Ursula at Cologne, a work by the Florentine painter Bernardo Daddi. Created about 1333, this piece originates from a period when Daddi was a central figure in the artistic life of Florence. He was an Italian artist who lived from about 1280 to 1348, working through the transition of styles in the early fourteenth century.
To gaze upon this depiction of Saint Dominic receiving divine guidance is to witness art at its most profound—a captured breath from the intersection of earthly devotion and celestial revelation. The scene, rendered with exquisite care, transports the viewer into an intimate architectural space, suggesting a moment so sacred that time itself seems to pause. It is not merely a portrait of a saint; it is an embodiment of spiritual…
In the heart of fourteenth-century Florence, a period defined by the delicate transition from the stylized elegance of the Gothic era to the burgeoning humanism of the Renaissance, Bernardo Daddi emerged as a master of light and devotion. His masterpiece, The Assumption of the Virgin, serves as a breathtaking window into a world where the earthly and the divine intersect. This tempera panel on wood, executed with a meticulous hand…
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This Fixed Triptych: in the center, The Virgin and Child surrounded by twenty angels and four saints (John the Baptist and Peter on one side, Paul and Lawrence [?] on the other); on the left, The Nativity; on the right, The is a work by Bernardo Daddi. The artist, born in Florence, Italy, in 1290, crafted this composition in 1338. His hand guided the brush through the transition of eras…
The air within this architectural space feels heavy with the scent of fruit and the quiet murmur of a communal meal. Sunlight does not strike the scene from a single source; instead, a soft, diffused glow bathes the figures, casting no harsh shadows and creating a sense of eternal, suspended time. We find ourselves looking into a shallow, stage-like room where the boundaries of space are defined by elegant vertical…
The artwork titled Virgin and Child with Saints John the Baptist and Giles, Two Prophets, and Christ the Redeemer is a religious triptych created by the Italian painter…
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The Nativity and the Annunciation to the Shepherds is a painting by the Italian artist Bernardo Daddi. Created in Florence, this work dates to about 1336. The piece…
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The scene unfolds through a monumental figure known as Saint Paul and a Group of Worshippers, a work painted by Bernardo Daddi. In this hagiographic composition, the saint…
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A single, glowing iron presses against skin. In this 1337 tempera on wood, the air feels heavy with the scent of smoke and the heat of the coals.…
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The Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saints (triptych, closed) is a religious work executed in 1338. The artist, Bernardo Daddi, was a Florentine painter born in Florence, Italy,…
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The panel known as Magus Adoring the Infant Christ and Bishop (triptych, right wing) (verso) emerged from the workshop of Bernardo Daddi in 1338. This specific piece, a…
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The celestial melody of Four Musical Angels unfolds before us, a work that captures a moment of divine harmony. Painted about 1340, this piece brings the viewer into…
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The figure of Saint Peter emerges from a luminous, gilded void, his presence commanding the vertical space of the panel. He stands with a solemnity that feels heavy,…
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This vertical, narrow panel from a Gothic triptych, specifically the left wing (verso), features a composition divided into two distinct registers by a horizontal architectural band. In the…
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A quiet stillness settles over the five holy figures standing in a tight, rhythmic line. They occupy a shallow space, pressed together as if sharing a profound, silent…
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The triptych known as Birth of Christ emerges from the workshop of the Italian artist Bernardo Daddi, dating to 1338. This portable devotional object invites the viewer into…
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Triptych: the Nativity, the Coronation of the Virgin, and the Crucifixion is a religious work by Bernardo Daddi. Created about 1339, this multi-panel composition reflects the stylistic transition…
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The Virgin Mary leans inward, her profile a soft curve against the stillness of the panel. She cradles the Christ Child, whose small hand is raised in a…
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The Virgin Mary bows her head toward the Christ Child, a movement that pulls the viewer into their shared, quiet space. Her mantle is a deep ultramarine blue,…
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A single bird rests within the grasp of a holy bishop. The goldfinch, small and fragile, sits against the heavy weight of liturgical vestments. A background of shimmering…
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The Crucifixion (polyptych, panel 3 of 5) is a religious work by the Florentine painter Bernardo Daddi. Created about 1348, this panel depicts the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ.…
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Saints Peter and Paul (polyptych, panel 4 of 5) is a work by the Florentine painter Bernardo Daddi. Created in 1348, this panel functions as one component of…
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Saints Bartholomew and George (polyptych, panel 2 of 5) is a tempera on wood panel painted by Bernardo Daddi. This specific panel was part of a larger, multi-part…
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Virgin and Child is a religious painting by the Florentine artist Bernardo Daddi. Executed about 1346, this work belongs to the tradition of Gothic devotional imagery. The subject…
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Two female saints emerge from a heavily textured gold leaf background, their presence defined by the luminous, ethereal light of the Trecento period. On the left, Saint Margaret…
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The central panel holds a vertical axis of suffering. Christ hangs upon the cross, a pale figure suspended against a background of pure gold leaf. At his feet,…
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The Crucifixion by Bernardo Daddi is a religious work dating to 1345. The composition focuses on the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, a central subject in Christian iconography. This…
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Behold this breathtaking vision, a triptych that transports the viewer directly into the sacred atmosphere of 14th-century Florence. Depicting the Virgin Mary flanked by two towering figures of…
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Created in 1339, this gilded polyptych represents a critical moment in the Florentine Gothic tradition. Bernardo Daddi, a central figure in the city's artistic circle, utilized tempera and…
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In the quiet sanctity of the fourteenth century, amidst the burgeoning artistic fervor of Florence, Bernardo Daddi breathed life into a vision of celestial harmony that continues to…
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To gaze upon this portable, double-sided cross is to encounter not merely an object of devotion, but a profound narrative tapestry woven from faith, suffering, and enduring hope.…
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In the heart of fourteenth-century Florence, a period defined by the delicate transition from Gothic grace to Renaissance realism, Bernardo Daddi crafted a masterpiece that continues to captivate…
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The painting titled Virgin and Child with Saint Peter and Saint Paul is a work attributed to the workshop of Bernardo Daddi. This tempera on panel composition dates…
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To gaze upon this depiction of the Coronation of the Virgin is to be transported across the veil of time, into a moment suspended between earthly devotion and…
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The air seems to shimmer with a divine light as the scene unfolds upon the panel. In this sacred moment, Mary, the mother of Jesus, receives her crown.…
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To gaze upon this detail from Bernardo Daddi’s work is to step directly across the threshold of the fourteenth century, into a moment steeped in profound spiritual narrative…
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To stand before this depiction of the Crucifixion is to enter a space saturated with profound, almost unbearable emotion. Painted in 1345 by the masterful hand of Bernardo…
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Gaze upon this exquisite rendering of The Nativity, a scene that has captivated the human spirit for centuries. Bernardo Daddi captures not merely an event, but a profound…
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To stand before this magnificent triptych is to step directly into the luminous heart of early Quattrocento Florence. Dating from 1335, this work by Bernardo Daddi captures a…
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Virgin and Child is a work by the Florentine painter Bernardo Daddi, dating to about 1340. The panel presents the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child in her…
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In this tempera on panel work from 1328, three primary religious figures occupy the central space. A woman holds a baby in her arms, positioned as the focal…
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In the quiet stillness of 1335, a moment of profound theological significance was captured on wood by the Florentine master Bernardo Daddi. The Annunciation is not merely a…
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In the quiet sanctity of the fourteenth century, amidst the burgeoning artistic fervor of Florence, Bernardo Daddi breathed life into a vision of celestial harmony. His Madonna and…
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Created around 1346, this work captures a moment of profound stylistic evolution in Florence. The composition centers on the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child, surrounded by a…
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In the quiet, hallowed atmosphere of fourteenth-century Florence, Bernardo Daddi captured a moment of profound divine intimacy that continues to resonate through the centuries. His masterpiece, Virgin and…
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In the quiet, hallowed atmosphere of fourteenth-century Florence, Bernardo Daddi captured a moment of profound divine intimacy that continues to resonate through the centuries. His masterpiece, Virgin and…
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In the quiet contemplation of fourteenth-century Florence, few objects commanded as much spiritual gravity as the Portable, Double Sided Cross (verso) by the master Bernardo Daddi. This exquisite…
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In the heart of fourteenth-century Florence, a period defined by the delicate transition from the stylized elegance of the Gothic era to the burgeoning humanism of the Renaissance,…
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A woman cradling a baby boy sits on an arched throne, which is surrounded by twenty men, women, and winged angels against a glimmering gold background in this…
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The Crucifixion by Bernardo Daddi is a captivating painting that showcases the artist's skill and artistic vision. Created in 1340, this masterpiece measures 74 x 33 cm and…
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To stand before Bernardo Daddi’s Polyptych of San Pancrazio: Predella panel is to step directly across the threshold of the Italian Trecento, a time when profound faith and…
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To stand before the Polyptych of San Pancrazio: Predella panel is to step directly across the threshold of the Italian Trecento, a time when faith and burgeoning humanism…
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To stand before Bernardo Daddi’s Polyptych of San Pancrazio: Predella panel is to step directly across the threshold of the Italian Trecento, a transformative era where profound faith…
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Bernardo Daddi, born in Florence around 1290 and passing away in 1348, stands as a pivotal figure in the transition from the late Gothic to the burgeoning Italian…
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To gaze upon this magnificent depiction of the Madonna and Child Enthroned with Angels and Saints is to step directly into the sacred, luminous atmosphere of early Quattrocento…
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#1 Saint Gregory the Great (in pinnacle: a Prophet)
#3 Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius
#4 A Crowned Virgin Martyr (St. Catherine of Alexandria)
#5 Christ Enthroned with Saints
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#9 Fixed Triptych: in the center, The Virgin and Child surrounded by twenty angels and four saints (John the Baptist and Peter on one side, Paul and Lawrence [?] on the other); on the left, The Nativity; on the right, The
The four subjects that return most often on these canvases, each with its best-loved example.
The 8 museums that hold the most of the paintings on this page.
| Museum | City | Works by Bernardo Daddi | Paintings from this list |
|---|---|---|---|
 Courtauld Gallery |
London | 9 | The Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saints (triptych, closed), Magus Adoring the Infant Christ and Bishop (triptych, right wing) (verso), Saint Peter |
 Metropolitan Museum of Art |
New York | 7 | Saint Reparata Being Prepared for Execution, Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius, Christ Enthroned with Saints |
 Lindenau-Museum |
Altengau | 5 | Coronation of the Virgin, Crucifixion, Triptych |
 Galleria degli Uffizi |
Florence | 5 | Madonna and Child with Sts Matthew and Nicholas, Polyptych of San Pancrazio: Predella panel, Polyptych of San Pancrazio: Predella panel |
 Harvard Art Museums |
Cambridge | 3 | Saint Gregory the Great (in pinnacle: a Prophet), The Virgin and Child, with Christ Blessing, Christ on the Cross between the Virgin and Saints Mary Magdalene and John the Evangelist; left panel: The Agony in the Garden and Saints Peter and Paul; right panel: Saints Catherine of Alexandria and |
 National Gallery of Art |
Washington | 3 | Saint Paul and a Group of Worshippers, The Crucifixion, Madonna and Child with Saints and Angels |
 J. Paul Getty Museum |
Los Angeles | 2 | Arrival of Saint Ursula at Cologne, The Virgin Mary with Saints Thomas Aquinas and Paul |
 Staatliche Museen zu Berlin |
Berlin | 2 | The Temptation of St Thomas Aquinas, Triptych |
The painted panel titled Saint Reparata Being Prepared for Execution is a work by the Florentine artist Bernardo Daddi. This piece dates to approximately 1338–1340. It is a…
The Crucifixion by Bernardo Daddi is a religious work dating to 1345. The composition focuses on the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, a central subject in Christian iconography. This…
A single figure occupies the center of this vertical wooden panel, suspended against a flat, luminous gold ground. Saint Gregory the Great faces the viewer with a solemn,…
A vertical silhouette emerges from a field of textured gold. St. Catherine of Alexandria is caught in a moment of quietude, her head tilted slightly toward the left.…
Saint Gregory the Great (in pinnacle: a Prophet) (1334), Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge. Saint Reparata Being Prepared for Execution (1300) and Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius (1338) follow.
Bernardo Daddi, born in 1290, was 44 years old: Saint Gregory the Great (in pinnacle: a Prophet) dates from 1334.
Saint Gregory the Great (in pinnacle: a Prophet), Saint Reparata Being Prepared for Execution, Saint Reparata before the Emperor Decius, A Crowned Virgin Martyr (St. Catherine of Alexandria), Christ Enthroned with Saints, Arrival of Saint Ursula at Cologne, The Temptation of St Thomas Aquinas, The Assumption of the Virgin, Fixed Triptych: in the center, The Virgin and Child surrounded by twenty angels and four saints (John the Baptist and Peter on one side, Paul and Lawrence [?] on the other); on the left, The Nativity; on the right, The and The Wedding Feast of St Cecilia. Each canvas in the ranking above comes with its year and its museum.
89 works by Bernardo Daddi are in our catalogue, dated 1300 to 1348.
Mostly in Courtauld Gallery (London), Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York) and Lindenau-Museum (Altengau); the list above names each museum and its canvases.
In 1330s, which gave 33 of the 89 works on this page, Saint Gregory the Great (in pinnacle: a Prophet) among them.
The earliest canvas here is Saint Reparata Being Prepared for Execution (1300); the latest is The Crucifixion (polyptych, panel 3 of 5) (1348).
Saints (27), Gold background (23) and Angels (23), across the 89 works on this page.
Tempera On Panel, used in 45 of the 89 works on this page.
Gothic, as the canvases on this page show.
The Courtauld Gallery, London holds 9 of the works on this page, among them The Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saints (triptych, closed), Magus Adoring the Infant Christ and Bishop (triptych, right wing) (verso) and Saint Peter.
Yes. Every painting on this page can be ordered from its own page as an oil reproduction painted by hand, or as a fine art print, in the size you choose.
