He painted figures on the Duomo's clock and also a memorial to the mercenary John Hawkwood there.
His Creation and Expulsion and Stations of the Cross both hang in the Green Cloister of Santa Maria Novella, and he often lived in cloisters, once painting a Lives of the Church Fathers with garish colors at San Miniato as a protest against the poor meals he received there. He painted figures on the Duomo's clock and also a memorial to the mercenary John Hawkwood there. His last painting, The Hunt in the Forest, resides in the Ashmolean, and he is well known for a painting finished by Justus van Ghent, The Miracle of the Profaned Host, a work with anti-Semitic elements, though he is best known for a work depicting Niccolo da Tolentino. FTP, name this painter best known for a triptych depicting a 1432 struggle between Florence and Siena, the Battle of San Romano.
His Creation and Expulsion and Stations of the Cross both hang in the Green Cloister of Santa Maria Novella, and he often lived in cloisters, once painting a Lives of the Church Fathers with garish colors at San Miniato as a protest against the poor meals he received there.
Paolo {Uccello}  (Paolo di {Dono})