Autumn Still Lifes by Giovanna Garzoni at the Uffizi

Recognisable people are depicted in Filippino Lippi’s ‘Adoration of the Magi’. The painting is dated 1496.

The work is dated 1493 and associated with the Uffizi. It is presented as evidence of Perugino’s mature style.

The work is dated 1535 and is associated with the Uffizi. It presents Adam and Eve wandering naked through the dense darkness of the forest of the earthly Paradise after being expelled from Eden.

In the ‘Adoration,’ architectural forms return to humble shapes. The Christ Child lies on hay, identified as a symbol of frugality and spiritual virtue.