Editing Fra Angelico (section)

===Contemporaries===
Fra Angelico was the contemporary of [[Gentile da Fabriano]]. Gentile's altarpiece of the ''[[Adoration of the Magi (Gentile da Fabriano)|Adoration of the Magi]]'', 1423, in the [[Uffizi]] is regarded as one of the greatest works of the style known as [[International Gothic]]. At the time it was painted, another young artist, known as [[Masaccio]], was working on the frescoes for the [[Brancacci Chapel]] at the church of the Carmine. Masaccio had fully grasped the implications of the art of [[Giotto]]. Few painters in Florence saw his sturdy, lifelike and emotional figures and were not affected by them. His work partner was an older painter, [[Masolino]], of the same generation as Fra Angelico. Masaccio died at 27, leaving the work unfinished.<ref name=Hartt/>