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Giotto di Bondone

Italy · 1266–1337 · Renaissance, Protorenaissance, Gotik · 282 artworks found
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Giotto di Bondone
1266–1337
Bornca. 1266 (Vicchio)
Died1337 (Florenz)
NationalityItaly
EpochsRenaissance, Protorenaissance, Gotik
Genrereligious art, allegory, mythological painting
Professionpainter, architect, sculptor, muralist, designer
Family
Father: Bondone
TeacherCimabue
StudentTaddeo Gaddi, Bernardo Daddi, Pietro Lorenzetti, Stefano Fiorentino, Simone Martini, Pietro Cavallini, Giovanni Baronzio, Puccio Capanna, Ottaviano da Faenza, Pace di Bartolo, Guglielmo da Forli, Parente di Giotto, Maestro delle Vele, Maestro Espressionista di Santa Chiara
Notable worksOgnissanti-Madonna (1300), Stefaneschi Triptychon (1320), Badia Polyptychon (1300), Die Stigmatisation des hl. Franziskus (1297), Baroncelli Polyptychon (1320)
MuseumsArt Institute of Chicago
Giotto di Bondone

Giotto di Bondone

When Giotto di Bondone, the son of a blacksmith, apprenticed at the age of ten to the then already famous painter Cimabue, one could guess his talent. His teacher became aware of him when he observed him drawing the sheep he was tending. He was quite amazed at how faithfully Giotto had traced them. His skills as a young artist are also described in a nice anecdote (but possibly a legend). Giotto painted a deceptively real fly on the nose of a face in a portrait painted by Cimabue. When Cimabue returned to the workshop, he tried several times to wipe away this fly. Giotto had an incomparable sense of detail, which he projected precisely onto the canvas. Thus, his fame as a painter spread very quickly.

As was common in his time, Giotto's entire oeuvre revolved around religious themes, which were equally reflected in his numerous frescoes. Soon he was receiving commissions not exclusively from Florence. So it is not surprising that Pope Benedict XII brought him to Rome. Giotto convinced the Pope in advance with a freehand drawing of a circle, which was painted almost perfectly and without tools such as compasses. He spent ten years in Rome and maintained a respectable painter's workshop there. King Robert of Anjou also took notice of his achievements and ordered him to the court in Naples, where he was given the title of "First Court Painter". Upon his return, he was chosen to design the Campanile of Florence. Giotto himself then even became head of the Florentine cathedral building lodge and city architect in 1334. This was primarily a recognition of his great merits as a painter rather than as an architect.

However, the most important aspect of his work is that his characters are very natural and vivid. Giotto revolutionized painting. He was one of the first artists to succeed in depicting the illusion of reality in terms of feeling and perspective space on a flat surface. Through numerous commissions in Assisi, Rimini, Padua and later from all over Italy, the very popular painter not only gained high reputation, but also earned himself a certain material fortune. At the height of his creativity, he owned several estates in and around Florence and in Rome. His major work is a cycle of frescoes located in the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, depicting the Passion story and the lives of Jesus and Mary in over 100 scenes. Giotto and his discoverer and teacher Cimabue are considered the founders of the Italian Renaissance, as they overcame the static and stereotypical conventions of their time.

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Saint Francois of Assisi preachi...
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St. Francis Preaching to the Bir...
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The Flight into Egypt
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The Expulsion of the Devils from...
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Lamentation over the Dead Christ...
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Noli me Tangere, detail of...
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The Betrayal of Christ, detail o...
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St. Francis Receiving the Stigma...
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The Dream of Innocent III, 1297-99
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St. Francis Gives his Coat to a ...
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The Vision of the Thrones, 1297-...
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The Flight into Egypt, c.1305
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The Dream of Joachim, c.1305
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Jesus Chasing the Merchants from...
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The Meeting of Joachim and Anne ...
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The Death of St. Francis, from t...
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The Last Judgement, detail of He...
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The Trial by Fire, St. Francis o...
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The Betrayal of Christ, de...
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The Expulsion of Joachim from th...
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Allegory of Justice, c.1305 (fre...
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St. Francis Receives Approval of...
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Der Heilige Franziskus predigt z...
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The Massacre of the Innocents
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The Annunciation, detail of the ...
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Christ Washing the Disciples Fee...
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View of the frescoes on the left...
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The Crucifixion, c.1305 (see al...
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Allegory of Justice, before rest...
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Isaac rejects Esau, detail of Is...
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The Raising of Lazarus, c.1305 ...
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Saint Francis receiving the Stig...
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Pope Innocent III (1160-1216) Ap...
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St. Francis Revives the Unatoned...
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The Annunciation, detail of the ...
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The Vision of Pope Gregory IX (1...
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The Miracle of the Spring, detai...
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The Death of St. Francis, detail...
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St. Francis Preaching a Sermon t...
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St Clare embraces the corpse of ...
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The Crucifixion (tempera on panel)
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The Virgins Wedding Procession, ...
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The Annunciation, detail of the ...
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St. Francis Appears to His Compa...
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The Baptism of Christ, detail of...
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The Ecstasy of St. Francis, 1297...
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Madonna, from Madonna and Child ...
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Christ Washing the Disciples' Fe...
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The Last Judgement, c.1305 (det...
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View of the frescoes on the left...
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The Virgins Wedding Procession, ...
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Annunciation, from the St. Repar...
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Detail of an angel from the Navi...
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The Death of St. Francis, detail...
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Episode of the life of Saint Fra...
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St. Francis Renounces all Worldl...
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Pope Gregory IX Canonising St. F...
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View of the lower and middle reg...
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St Francis honoured by a simple ...
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The Death of St. Francis, from t...
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Joachim among the Shepherds, c.1...
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The Miraculous Arrival of Lazaru...
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St. Francis Renouncing his World...
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The Virgin's Wedding Procession,...
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The Last Judgement, detail of th...
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St. Francis Cures the Injured Ma...
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Saint Francis predicts the death...
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The Apparition at the Chapter Ho...
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Christ blesses the Mystic Marria...
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St. Clare Embraces the Body of S...
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The Last Judgement, c.1305 (det...
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Trial by Fire of St. Francis of ...
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St. Francis Praying in the Churc...
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Joachim among the Shepherds, c.1...
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The Prophet Isaiah, detail from ...
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The Nativity, detail of the Virg...
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St. John the Baptist, from the S...
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Angel from Madonna and Child Ent...
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Crucifix (tempera on panel)
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Pope Innocent III (1160-1216) Ap...
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The Death of St. Francis, detail...
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St. Mary Magdalene, from the St....
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Noli Me Tangere, or the Appariti...
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The Vision of Brother Agostino a...
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St. Stephen, 1320-25 (tempera on...
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Noli me Tangere, c.1305
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Jesus Chasing the Merchants from...
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St. Francis Honoured by a Simple...
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Herod's Banquet, from the Peruzz...
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St. Francis Releases the Heretic...
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About the artist

Giotto di Bondone
Giotto di Bondone
1266–1337
Bornca. 1266 (Vicchio)
Died1337 (Florenz)
NationalityItaly
EpochsRenaissance, Protorenaissance, Gotik
Genrereligious art, allegory, mythological painting
Professionpainter, architect, sculptor, muralist, designer
Family
Father: Bondone
TeacherCimabue
StudentTaddeo Gaddi, Bernardo Daddi, Pietro Lorenzetti, Stefano Fiorentino, Simone Martini, Pietro Cavallini, Giovanni Baronzio, Puccio Capanna, Ottaviano da Faenza, Pace di Bartolo, Guglielmo da Forli, Parente di Giotto, Maestro delle Vele, Maestro Espressionista di Santa Chiara
Notable worksOgnissanti-Madonna (1300), Stefaneschi Triptychon (1320), Badia Polyptychon (1300), Die Stigmatisation des hl. Franziskus (1297), Baroncelli Polyptychon (1320)
MuseumsArt Institute of Chicago

When Giotto di Bondone, the son of a blacksmith, apprenticed at the age of ten to the then already famous painter Cimabue, one could guess his talent. His teacher became aware of him when he observed him drawing the sheep he was tending. He was quite amazed at how faithfully Giotto had traced them. His skills as a young artist are also described in a nice anecdote (but possibly a legend). Giotto painted a deceptively real fly on the nose of a face in a portrait painted by Cimabue. When Cimabue returned to the workshop, he tried several times to wipe away this fly. Giotto had an incomparable sense of detail, which he projected precisely onto the canvas. Thus, his fame as a painter spread very quickly.

As was common in his time, Giotto's entire oeuvre revolved around religious themes, which were equally reflected in his numerous frescoes. Soon he was receiving commissions not exclusively from Florence. So it is not surprising that Pope Benedict XII brought him to Rome. Giotto convinced the Pope in advance with a freehand drawing of a circle, which was painted almost perfectly and without tools such as compasses. He spent ten years in Rome and maintained a respectable painter's workshop there. King Robert of Anjou also took notice of his achievements and ordered him to the court in Naples, where he was given the title of "First Court Painter". Upon his return, he was chosen to design the Campanile of Florence. Giotto himself then even became head of the Florentine cathedral building lodge and city architect in 1334. This was primarily a recognition of his great merits as a painter rather than as an architect.

However, the most important aspect of his work is that his characters are very natural and vivid. Giotto revolutionized painting. He was one of the first artists to succeed in depicting the illusion of reality in terms of feeling and perspective space on a flat surface. Through numerous commissions in Assisi, Rimini, Padua and later from all over Italy, the very popular painter not only gained high reputation, but also earned himself a certain material fortune. At the height of his creativity, he owned several estates in and around Florence and in Rome. His major work is a cycle of frescoes located in the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, depicting the Passion story and the lives of Jesus and Mary in over 100 scenes. Giotto and his discoverer and teacher Cimabue are considered the founders of the Italian Renaissance, as they overcame the static and stereotypical conventions of their time.



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