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Giotto – Realistic, emotional, Proto-Renaissance style (c. 1305, Padua)
Who painted the Lamentation in the Scrovegni Chapel?
Refined, Gothic, courtly elegance – Annunciation, Uffizi
What style is Simone Martini known for?
Elegant, gold, Byzantine influence – Maestà, Siena Cathedral
What distinguishes Duccio's style?
Nicola Pisano – Classical Roman revival in relief sculpture (1260)
Who sculpted the Pisa Baptistery pulpit?
Dome fresco of Paradise – Baptistery, Padua Cathedral
What is Giusto de' Menabuoi’s most famous work?
Buon fresco – durable and integral to wall surface
What technique uses pigment on wet plaster?
Paint made with pigment and egg yolk – used on wooden panels
What is tempera?
A smooth white coating applied to wood to prepare for painting
What is gesso?
Incised gold leaf decoration, often on halos or backgrounds
What is gold tooling?
Painting applied on dry plaster – used for finishing touches
What is a secco?
Preliminary red chalk or pigment drawings beneath a fresco
What is sinopia?
The four Evangelists – lion (Mark), eagle (John), ox (Luke), man (Matthew)
What does the tetramorph represent?
Faith, Hope, Charity, Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, Temperance
Name the 7 virtues
Keys, upside-down cross – First pope
St. Peter
Sword and book – Apostle and martyr
St. Paul
Armor and dragon – Warrior saint
St. George
Eyes on plate – Patron of sight
St. Lucy
Stigmata, brown habit – Founder of the Franciscan order
St. Francis
Wheel and sword – Scholar and martyr
St. Catherine
Monstrance or book – Follower of St. Francis
St. Clare
Black habit, raven, rule book – Founder of Western monasticism
St. Benedict
Stones – First Christian martyr
St. Stephen
Arrows – Martyr tied to a post or tree
St. Sebastian
Gridiron – Martyr burned alive
St. Lawrence
Touching Christ’s wounds – Doubting Thomas
St. Thomas
Mark (lion), Matthew (man), Luke (ox), John (eagle)
Evangelists
Angel Gabriel, Mary, lily, enclosed space, dove of Holy Spirit
How to recognize the Annunciation?
Christ on the cross, Mary and John beside, angels above
How to recognize the Crucifixion?
Virgin reclining or seated, Christ Child, ox and donkey, shepherds or Magi
How to recognize the Nativity?
Post-crucifixion mourning scene with Mary holding Christ’s body
What is the Lamentation?
Christ in majesty, saved on right, damned on left, angels with instruments of Passion
What is the Last Judgment?
A symbolic narrative (e.g., Good Government, Virtues and Vices)
What is an allegory in medieval art?
Lords of Padua, major patrons of fresco cycles (Altichiero, Guariento)
Who were the Carrara family?
Religious order based in Assisi, emphasized humility and poverty, patrons of Giotto and Lorenzetti
Who were the Franciscans?
Giotto
Lamentation (Padua), Betrayal of Christ, St. Francis cycle (Assisi), Ognissanti Madonna (Florence)
Maestà, Raising of Lazarus, Entry into Jerusalem (Siena)
Duccio
Cimabue
Santa Croce Crucifix, Maestà of Santa Trinità, Assisi frescoes
Altichiero
Crucifixion (Oratory of St. George), St. George and the Princess
Allegory of Good Government, Presentation in the Temple
Ambrogio Lorenzetti
Pietro Lorenzetti
Birth of the Virgin, Deposition
Arnolfo di Cambio
Tomb of Cardinal de Braye, Florence Cathedral plan, ciborium in Rome
Simone Martini
Annunciation, Maestà of Palazzo Pubblico, St. Louis of Toulouse
Guariento
Coronation of the Virgin, frescoes in Padua for the Carrara family
Giusto de' Menabuoi
Paradise Dome (Padua Baptistery), narrative frescoes in Padua Cathedral
Nicola Pisano
Pisa Baptistery Pulpit, Siena Pulpit – classical Roman revival
Giovanni Pisano
Sant’Andrea Pulpit, Siena Cathedral façade sculptures
Lamentation
Giotto – Scrovegni Chapel, Padua (c. 1305)
Maestà
Duccio – Siena Cathedral, iconic Sienese altarpiece
Annunciation
Simone Martini – Uffizi, refined Gothic courtly style
Good Government Fresco
Ambrogio Lorenzetti – Palazzo Pubblico, Siena
Crucifix
Cimabue – Santa Croce, Florence, early emotional realism
Pulpit, Pisa Baptistery
Nicola Pisano – Narrative sculpture, classical form
Pulpit, Sant’Andrea Pistoia
Giovanni Pisano – More dynamic, Gothic sculpture
St. George
Altichiero – Oratory of St. George, Padua
Paradise Dome Fresco
Giusto de’ Menabuoi – Padua Baptistery
Coronation of the Virgin
Guariento – Padua, Carrara Chapel