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Florence, c.1270; d Florence, 8 Jan. 1337). Florentine painter and architect. Giotto is regarded as the founder of the central tradition of Western painting because his work broke away decisively from the stylizations of Byzantine art, introducing new ideals of naturalism and creating a convincing sense of pictorial space.
The Adoration of the Magi. Giotto di Bondone Italian. possibly ca. 1320. On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 601. At once austere and tender, this image belongs to a series of seven narrative scenes of the Life of Christ. The sophisticated depiction of the stable, viewed from slightly below, and the columnar solidity of the figures are ...
11. Feb. 2022 · Feast of Herod (1315-1325) by Giotto di Bondone, Peruzzi Chapel, Santa Croce, Florence; Giotto, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons The Peruzzi Chapel was highly regarded by Renaissance artists . Indeed, Michelangelo is believed to have studied the paintings in the ancient structures that highlighted Giotto’s mastery in chiaroscuro and his aptitude to effectively express perspective.
Considered one of the first of the Italian Renaissance artists, Giotto di Bondone was a talented painter and architect. Not only are his works celebrated today for their architectural style and subject matter, but he was also renowned by his contemporaries, including the Italian poets Boccaccio and Sacchetti, and Dante Alighieri, who mentioned the artist by name in his famous book The Divine ...
Giotto di Bondone (ca. 1267–1337) erlangte noch zu Lebzeiten eine solche Berühmtheit, dass sich bald zahlreiche Legenden um ihn rankten. Eine besagt, der Maler Cimabue (1240–1302) habe den Hirtenknaben Giotto zufällig beim Schafe hüten entdeckt.
13. Nov. 2019 · Giotto di Bondone was known for being the earliest artist to paint more realistic figures rather than the stylized artwork of the medieval and Byzantine eras Giotto is considered by some scholars to be the most important Italian painter of the 14th century. His focus on emotion and natural representations of human figures would be emulated and expanded upon by successive artists, leading ...
