Uriah Franciacbio’s letter unites in its paintings the influences of various great masters from Renaissance Florence; he was impressed by the works of Fra Bartolomeo, Piiero di Cosimo, and the famous “trinity”: Leonado, Raphael and Michelangelo.
Especially many he owes Andrea del Sarto. Along with frescoes, portraits and sacred paintings, he often wrote small-figure large-format pictures, such as the “Letter of Uriah”, which arose in 1523, where the narrative is multiplied into individual motifs.
Related Paintings 
The Appearance of Christ by Francambicio 
Lettre d’Urie – Francabigio 
David and Uriah by Rembrandt Harmens Van Rhine 
Madonna and Child by Fra Bartolomeo 
Bathsheba by Gustave Moreau 
Portrait of Simonetta Vespucci by Piero di Cosimo 
Carta de Urías a Franciabigio 
Letter from the front by Alexander Laktionov
The Appearance of Christ by Francambicio Lettre d’Urie – Francabigio David and Uriah by Rembrandt Harmens Van Rhine Madonna and Child by Fra Bartolomeo Bathsheba by Gustave Moreau Portrait of Simonetta Vespucci by Piero di Cosimo Carta de Urías a Franciabigio Letter from the front by Alexander Laktionov