This artist and his teacher, Masolino, painted a series of frescoes in the Brancacci (brahn-KAH-chee) Chapel, one of which shows Christ telling Peter to look in a  sh's mouth for the title form of payment.
An altarpiece by this painter, which was taken apart in the 18th century, depicts Christ eating grapes in a central panel titled Madonna and Child with Angels. In one of this artist's paintings, a Latin inscription directly above a skeleton on a sarcophagus translates to "I once was what you are, and what I am you also will be"; in that painting, this artist of the Pisa Altarpiece depicted a coffered barrel vault above God holding Christ on the cross. The Santa Maria Novella houses this painter's The Holy Trinity. This artist and his teacher, Masolino, painted a series of frescoes in the Brancacci (brahn-KAH-chee) Chapel, one of which shows Christ telling Peter to look in a  sh's mouth for the title form of payment. For 10 points, name this Early Renaissance master who painted The Tribute Money.
An altarpiece by this painter, which was taken apart in the 18th century, depicts Christ eating grapes in a central panel titled Madonna and Child with Angels.
Masaccio (mah-SAH-chee-oh) [or Tommasso di Ser Giovanni di Simone; prompt on "Tommasso"]