Where to See A Bishop Saint: The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Italian artist Fra Angelico painted this image of a bishop saint, likely part of a larger altarpiece. The Dominican friar's religious works combine spiritual intensity with delicate beauty.

Fra Angelico's saints radiate inner holiness. This panel is at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

You can see it at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, USA. Fra Angelico created it. Fra Angelico painted this image of a bishop saint, likely part of a larger altarpiece.

Fra Angelico created this devotional work You can see it at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Fra Angelico painted this image of a bishop saint, likely part of a larger altarpiece.

Fra Angelico was a Dominican friar and Early Renaissance painter. He's known for his deeply devotional works with luminous colors and gold leaf backgrounds.

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