Fresken der Bartolini-Kapelle der Sta. Trinità in Florenz, Szene: Vermählung der Hl. Jungfrau, Detail

The Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph stand at the center of a crowded architectural space as a high priest joins their hands. Mary is accompanied by a group of women on the left, while Joseph is followed by men on the right, all rendered in the elongated, elegant style of the International Gothic. The scene is framed by elaborate Gothic arches and columns that create a sense of sacred interior space.

This work represents the mystical and monastic artistic tradition of Florence in the early 15th century, immediately preceding the Neoplatonic revival. Lorenzo Monaco, a Camaldolese monk, was a key figure in the spiritual and intellectual environment of the Santa Maria degli Angeli monastery, which served as a precursor to later Florentine humanist circles.