Original Karl Demetz
Saint Fra Angelico Figurine Models
Imagery and Representation: shown as a priest with a book in his left hand and a cross around his neck. Hand carved in Maple wood and hand painted by professional artists. Made in Italy. Fra Angelico was born in 1395 in Tuscany as the son of a wealthy family and was originally called Guido di Pietro. He was the most famous artist of the fifteenth century. Fra Angelico entered the Dominican order in Fiesole close to Florence in 1417 and was ordained in 1423. Inspired by his great faith and his piousness, his works of art shine with pure light. His style was influenced by the Middle Ages but also had touches of the early Renaissance.
Patron Saint of Artists
This St Fra Angelico Figurine is available in various sizes and finishes.
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Feast day: February 18th
When did St. Fra Angelico live: 1395 - 1455
Biography of St. Fra Angelico:
Fra Angelico was born in 1395 in Tuscany as the son of a wealthy family and was originally called Guido di Pietro. He was the most famous artist of the fifteenth century. Fra Angelico entered the dominican order in Fiesole close to Florence in 1417 and was ordained in 1423. Inspired by his great faith and his piousness, his works or art shine with pure light. His style is still influenced by the Middle Ages but also has some touch of the early Renaissance. Most of his works are altar pieces and frescoes created for churches, especially for the San Marco in Florence.
Patronage: St. Fra Angelico is patron saint of the artists
Statues and wooden sculptures representing St. Fra Angelico - portrayal, imagery and emblem: St. Fra Angelico is shown as a priest with a book in his left hand and a cross around his neck.
Shipping and Handling:
6" and smaller, $8.00 USD Shipping within U.S.A.
8" and up, $12.00 USD Shipping within U.S.A.
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International Orders Shipping Fees calculated based on weight & size.
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Orders over $300.00 - Free Shipping within U.S.A.
International Orders Shipping Fees calculated based on weight & size.
Shipping usually takes 3-5 days within U.S.A. for items in stock, if an item has to be backordered or shipped directly from work shop in Italy shipping may take 2-4 weeks.