Master of San Lucchese, c. (1335-1380)

• Was an Italian artist, whose precise identity has not yet been discovered.
• He was named by art historians after an altarpiece once in the church of San Lucchese, Poggibonsi, south of Florence.
• Other works made in a similar style have been attributed to the same painter.
• These pictures suggest that he was influenced by the Florentine artist Maso di Banco, and that he was active from about 1340 to 1370.
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