A man in blue robes holding a blue bound box is the only work which can be definitively proven asbeing painted by this artist's hand.
A man in blue robes holding a blue bound box is the only work which can be definitively proven asbeing painted by this artist's hand. That depiction of St John in Pisa is part of a larger work completedtwenty years after this man's death. A flood-damaged work by this man featured a lifelike Christ hangingon the namesake Crucifix. This man's role in the rise of Renaissance art is mostly extrapolated from averse in Dante's Purgatorio. A gold-tinted work by this painter features Abraham, David, Jeremiah andIsaiah under a series of arches as the Madonna points at the infant Jesus. For 10 points, name this teacher ofGiotto whose Santa Trinita Maesta can be found in the Uffizi Gallery.
A man in blue robes holding a blue bound box is the only work which can be definitively proven asbeing painted by this artist's hand.
Cimabue [or Bencivieni di Pepo]