God the Father between two Angels

This lunette, representing God the Father, is made by an unknown artist in Florence in the last quarter of the 15th century.

The relief appears to be a sketch model for a lunette, probably for execution in marble. Its representational character suggests that it was intended to surmount a narrative relief, perhaps for an altarpiece, rather than a tabernacle. Its style reflects the influence of |Antonio Pollajuolo.