St. Stephen, St. Jacobo, St. Peter 1493

Domenico Ghirlandaio's "St. Stephen, St. Jacobo, St. Peter" from 1493 is a prime example of Early Renaissance art. The artwork displays three saints: St. Stephen, St. Jacobo, and St. Peter. Each figure is portrayed in a naturalistic manner, with individualistic features and gestures, a characteristic of Ghirlandaio's style. The composition is balanced, with the saints arranged in a symmetrical manner against a backdrop of intricate architectural details. The depiction of the saints showcases Ghirlandaio's ability to capture the essence of religious figures, making this artwork a significant piece in the Florentine artistic landscape. Currently, this artwork is housed in the Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze in Florence, Italy.