This artist's frescoes depicting monastic life in the San Miniato are badly damaged, as are his scenes of The Creation in the Santa Maria Novella. Those works are located in the "Green" Cloister, which also contains his Flood and Waters Subsiding. He depicted the heads of four prophets around a clock in the Florence Cathedral, while another work depicts Micheletto da Cotignola under a checkered flag riding a black horse. This artist's extensive use of perspective can be seen in his last known work, which depicts dogs and men on horseback among some trees, as well as a funerary monument of an (
This artist's frescoes depicting monastic life in the San Miniato are badly damaged, as are his scenes of The Creation in the Santa Maria Novella. Those works are located in the "Green" Cloister, which also contains his Flood and Waters Subsiding. He depicted the heads of four prophets around a clock in the Florence Cathedral, while another work depicts Micheletto da Cotignola under a checkered flag riding a black horse. This artist's extensive use of perspective can be seen in his last known work, which depicts dogs and men on horseback among some trees, as well as a funerary monument of an (*) English condotttiero. In addition to Hunt in the Forest and that depiction of Sir John Hawkwood, he is also known for a set of three paintings depicting a 1432 battle between Florentine and Sienese forces. For 10 points, name this Renaissance artist who painted The Battle of San Romano.
This artist's frescoes depicting monastic life in the San Miniato are badly damaged, as are his scenes of The Creation in the Santa Maria Novella.
Paolo Uccello [or Paolo di Dono]