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Piero della Francesca’s Flagellation, The Duke of Urbino, and the Fall of Constantinople

June 5, 2021


Kenneth Clark described Della Francesca’s painting as the “the greatest small painting in the world.” Much has been written about the enigmatic meaning of the work: was it a metaphor for the fall of Constantinople, or an allegory for the assassination of the Oddantonio da Montefeltro, half-brother of the more celebrated Federico da Montefeltro? We will explore the mysteries that swirl around this famous work.


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