Master of the Conversazione di Santo Spirito

Master of the Conversazione di Santo Spirito is a conventional name for an unidentified Florentine painter active in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. The name derives from a Sacra Conversazione, a grouping of saints around the Virgin and Child, associated with the church of Santo Spirito in Florence. The artist worked closely in the manner of Lorenzo di Credi and reflects the wider Florentine tradition of the period.

A proposed identification links the master to a figure named Tommaso, sometimes called Tommaso di Credi, though this remains uncertain.