Medieval art in Italy

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Giotto – Realistic, emotional, Proto-Renaissance style (c. 1305, Padua)

Who painted the Lamentation in the Scrovegni Chapel?

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Refined, Gothic, courtly elegance – Annunciation, Uffizi

What style is Simone Martini known for?

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Elegant, gold, Byzantine influence – Maestà, Siena Cathedral

What distinguishes Duccio's style?

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Nicola Pisano – Classical Roman revival in relief sculpture (1260)

Who sculpted the Pisa Baptistery pulpit?

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Dome fresco of Paradise – Baptistery, Padua Cathedral

What is Giusto de' Menabuoi’s most famous work?

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Buon fresco – durable and integral to wall surface

What technique uses pigment on wet plaster?

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Paint made with pigment and egg yolk – used on wooden panels

What is tempera?

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A smooth white coating applied to wood to prepare for painting

What is gesso?

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Incised gold leaf decoration, often on halos or backgrounds

What is gold tooling?

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Painting applied on dry plaster – used for finishing touches

What is a secco?

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Preliminary red chalk or pigment drawings beneath a fresco

What is sinopia?

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The four Evangelists – lion (Mark), eagle (John), ox (Luke), man (Matthew)

What does the tetramorph represent?

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Faith, Hope, Charity, Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, Temperance

Name the 7 virtues

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Keys, upside-down cross – First pope

St. Peter

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Sword and book – Apostle and martyr

St. Paul

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Armor and dragon – Warrior saint

St. George

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Eyes on plate – Patron of sight

St. Lucy

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Stigmata, brown habit – Founder of the Franciscan order

St. Francis

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Wheel and sword – Scholar and martyr

St. Catherine

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Monstrance or book – Follower of St. Francis

St. Clare

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Black habit, raven, rule book – Founder of Western monasticism

St. Benedict

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Stones – First Christian martyr

St. Stephen

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Arrows – Martyr tied to a post or tree

St. Sebastian

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Gridiron – Martyr burned alive

St. Lawrence

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Touching Christ’s wounds – Doubting Thomas

St. Thomas

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Mark (lion), Matthew (man), Luke (ox), John (eagle)

Evangelists

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Angel Gabriel, Mary, lily, enclosed space, dove of Holy Spirit

How to recognize the Annunciation?

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Christ on the cross, Mary and John beside, angels above

How to recognize the Crucifixion?

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Virgin reclining or seated, Christ Child, ox and donkey, shepherds or Magi

How to recognize the Nativity?

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Post-crucifixion mourning scene with Mary holding Christ’s body

What is the Lamentation?

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Christ in majesty, saved on right, damned on left, angels with instruments of Passion

What is the Last Judgment?

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A symbolic narrative (e.g., Good Government, Virtues and Vices)

What is an allegory in medieval art?

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Lords of Padua, major patrons of fresco cycles (Altichiero, Guariento)

Who were the Carrara family?

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Religious order based in Assisi, emphasized humility and poverty, patrons of Giotto and Lorenzetti

Who were the Franciscans?

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<p>Giotto</p>

Giotto

Lamentation (Padua), Betrayal of Christ, St. Francis cycle (Assisi), Ognissanti Madonna (Florence)

<p>Lamentation (Padua), Betrayal of Christ, St. Francis cycle (Assisi), Ognissanti Madonna (Florence)</p>
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Maestà, Raising of Lazarus, Entry into Jerusalem (Siena)

Duccio

<p>Duccio</p>
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<p>Cimabue</p>

Cimabue

Santa Croce Crucifix, Maestà of Santa Trinità, Assisi frescoes

<p>Santa Croce Crucifix, Maestà of Santa Trinità, Assisi frescoes</p>
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<p>Altichiero</p>

Altichiero

Crucifixion (Oratory of St. George), St. George and the Princess

<p>Crucifixion (Oratory of St. George), St. George and the Princess</p>
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<p>Allegory of Good Government, Presentation in the Temple</p>

Allegory of Good Government, Presentation in the Temple

Ambrogio Lorenzetti

<p>Ambrogio Lorenzetti </p>
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<p>Pietro Lorenzetti</p>

Pietro Lorenzetti

Birth of the Virgin, Deposition

<p>Birth of the Virgin, Deposition</p>
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Arnolfo di Cambio

Tomb of Cardinal de Braye, Florence Cathedral plan, ciborium in Rome

<p>Tomb of Cardinal de Braye, Florence Cathedral plan, ciborium in Rome</p>
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<p>Simone Martini</p>

Simone Martini

Annunciation, Maestà of Palazzo Pubblico, St. Louis of Toulouse

<p>Annunciation, Maestà of Palazzo Pubblico, St. Louis of Toulouse</p>
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Guariento

Coronation of the Virgin, frescoes in Padua for the Carrara family

<p>Coronation of the Virgin, frescoes in Padua for the Carrara family</p>
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Giusto de' Menabuoi

Paradise Dome (Padua Baptistery), narrative frescoes in Padua Cathedral

<p>Paradise Dome (Padua Baptistery), narrative frescoes in Padua Cathedral</p>
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Nicola Pisano

Pisa Baptistery Pulpit, Siena Pulpit – classical Roman revival

<p>Pisa Baptistery Pulpit, Siena Pulpit – classical Roman revival</p>
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Giovanni Pisano

Sant’Andrea Pulpit, Siena Cathedral façade sculptures

<p>Sant’Andrea Pulpit, Siena Cathedral façade sculptures</p>
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<p>Lamentation</p>

Lamentation

Giotto – Scrovegni Chapel, Padua (c. 1305)

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<p>Maestà</p>

Maestà

Duccio – Siena Cathedral, iconic Sienese altarpiece

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Annunciation

Simone Martini – Uffizi, refined Gothic courtly style

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<p>Good Government Fresco</p>

Good Government Fresco

Ambrogio Lorenzetti – Palazzo Pubblico, Siena

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<p>Crucifix</p>

Crucifix

Cimabue – Santa Croce, Florence, early emotional realism

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<p>Pulpit, Pisa Baptistery</p>

Pulpit, Pisa Baptistery

Nicola Pisano – Narrative sculpture, classical form

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<p>Pulpit, Sant’Andrea Pistoia</p>

Pulpit, Sant’Andrea Pistoia

Giovanni Pisano – More dynamic, Gothic sculpture

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<p>St. George</p>

St. George

Altichiero – Oratory of St. George, Padua

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<p>Paradise Dome Fresco</p>

Paradise Dome Fresco

Giusto de’ Menabuoi – Padua Baptistery

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<p>Coronation of the Virgin</p>

Coronation of the Virgin

Guariento – Padua, Carrara Chapel