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Virgin and Child between St Francis of Assisi and St John the Evangelist ('Madonna of the Harpies')
1517 · Oil on panel · Gallerie degli Uffizi, Florence
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Our Lady stands on a pedestal, the Child on her arm and a book in her hand, and two small angels cling at her knees. Vasari called the creatures carved on the pedestal harpies, and the name stuck; the Uffizi's Monica Alderotti reads them as the locusts of the Apocalypse, with women's heads and bellies like iron breastplates, come up from the abyss. Saint John stands aside with his book, author of that prophecy; opposite, Saint Francis holds a cross, the saint Bonaventure identified with the angel of the sixth seal. On her reading the pedestal is the mouth of Hell. Andrea del Sarto stands her on it.
Sources: Gallerie degli Uffizi, Florence, 'Virgin and Child between St Francis of Assisi and St John the Evangelist (Madonna of the Harpies)', Andrea del Sarto, 1517, inv. 1890 no. 1577, text by Monica Alderotti; read 2026-09-24. · Uffizi Gallery on Google Arts & Culture, 'Madonna of the Harpies', Andrea del Sarto, 1517; read 2026-09-24.