Early European Renaissance
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Christus triumphans by unknown artist
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12th century, tempera on panel
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San Damiano, Assisi, tied to the conversion of St. Francis
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Crucifix by Cimabue
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1280’s, tempera on panel
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San Domenico, Arezzo, marks the move towards human feeling
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Altarpiece of St. Francis by Berlinghieri
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1235, tempera on panel
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San Francesco, Pescia, earliest dated image of Francis
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Altarpiece of St. Clare by unknown
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1280s, tempera on panel
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Santa Chiara, Assisi, a vita-panel: a saint surrounded by scenes of their life
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Santa Trinita Maesta by Cimabue
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1280-90, tempera on gold on panel
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Uffizi, Florence, the maniera greca at its height
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Last Judgement by Cavallini
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1293, fresco
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Santa Cecelia, Rome, a key precedent for Giotto
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Scrovegni Chapel commissioned by Scrovegni
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1303-05
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Padua, setting for Giotto’s fresco cycle
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Kiss of Judas by Giotto
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1303-05, Fresco
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Scrovegni Chapel, Giotto’s new weight, volume, emotion in one space
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Last Judgement by Giotto
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1303-05, fresco
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Scrovegni chapel, commissioner offering the chapel to the virgin
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Ognissanti Madonna by Giotto
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1310, tempera and gold on panel
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Uffizi, Florence, shows Giotto’s innovation the virgin in a believable space
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Piazza and Palazzo della Signoria
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Florence, the civic heart of the republic
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Rucellai Madonna by Duccio
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1285, tempera on panel
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Santa Maria Novella, Florence, commissioned by the Confraternity of Laudesi shows Sienese grace
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Peruzzi Chapel by Giotto
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1320s, fresco secco
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Santa Croce, Florence, built for the viewer’s angle and perspective
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Strozzi Altarpiece by Orcagna
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1354-57, tempera and gold on panel
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Strozzi Chapel, Florence, return after the black death
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South doors of the baptistry by Pisano
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1330-36, Gilt bronze
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Arte di Calimala, Florence, first set of bronze baptistry doors
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Naming of the Baptist by Pisano
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1330-36, Gilt bronze
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Baptistry, Florence, Gothic emotion reduced to essentials
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Pulpit by Pisano
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1265, marble
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Siena Cathedral, reintroduced antique weight and density to Italian art
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Annunciation by Martini
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1333, tempera and gold on panel
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Siena Cathedral, Sienese line of grace and elegance
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Birth of the Virgin by Lorenzetti
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1335-42, tempera on panel
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Siena Cathedral, a sacred event set in an everyday interior
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Maesta by Martini
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1315, fresco
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Palazzo Publico, Siena, a sacred image in a hall of government
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Allegory of Good Government by Lorenzetti
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1338-39, fresco
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Palazzo Publico, Siena, personifications of the commune and virtue
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Effects of Good Government by Lorenzetti
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1338-39, fresco
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Palazzo Publico, Siena, portrait of a thriving city
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Bad Government by Lorenzetti
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1338-39, fresco
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Palazzo Publico, Siena, standing lesson to the nine who governed
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Bust of Charles IV by Parler
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1375-85, Stone
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St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague, Charles IV made Prague a leading center of art
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Krumlov Madonna by anonymous
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1400, painted limestone
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Kunsthistorisches museum, Vienna, cascading drapery and sweet faces
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Resurrection by the Master of the Trebon Altarpiece
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1385-90, panel
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Bohemia’s contribution to the international Gothic
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The Wilton Diptych by anonymous
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1395-99, egg tempera on oak
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National gallery, London, international Gothic, refinement shared across European courts
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Hours of Jeanne d’ Evreux by Pucelle
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1324-28, Grisaille and tempera on vellum
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The Cloisters, New York, Grisaille and borrowed Italian spatial ideas in a small prayer book
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January by Limbourg brothers
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1412-16, tempera and gold on vellum
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Musee Conde, Chantily, commissioned by Jean du Berry as a courtly self image
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Holy Thorn Reliquary
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1390s, gold, gems, and enamel
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Made for Jean du Berry, relic and treasure in one object
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Phillip the Bold and St. John the Baptist by Sluter and workshop
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1385-93
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Chartreuse de Champol, Dijon, the Duke kneels where Saints usually stand, almost sacrilegious
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Moses by Sluter
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1395-1403
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Chartreuse de Champol, Dijon, northern taste for sculptural realism
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The Well of Moses by Sluter and Malouel
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1402-05, polychromed and gilded stone
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Chartreuse de Champol, Dijon
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Tomb of Phillip the Bold by Sluter
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Finished in 1414, marble