Conversion of the Heretic 1465

"Conversion of the Heretic" is a fresco painted by Benozzo Gozzoli in 1465. The painting depicts the moment a heretic is persuaded to convert to Christianity. The scene is set in a grand hall with arched ceilings and a building in the background. The fresco showcases Gozzoli's characteristic use of vibrant colors, detailed figures and architectural elements that create a sense of depth and realism. Located in the Sant'Agostino Church in San Gimignano, Italy, "Conversion of the Heretic" is a significant example of early Renaissance art, reflecting the artistic style of the period.