Giotto di Bondone (1267–1337) was an Italian painter and architect from Florence, widely considered to be the father of the Renaissance. His work was revolutionary for its time, combining traditional Byzantine elements with a more naturalistic style. He was the first to use foreshortening in painting, and his works have had an immense influence on the development of Western art. Giotto's frescoes and panel paintings are some of the most iconic works of the Italian Renaissance, and his influence can still be seen in the works of modern painters.
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Giotto Prints
- Adoration of the Magi
- The Apparition at the Chapter House at Arles
- The Crucifixion
- The Death of St. Francis
- The Death of the Knight of Celano
- The Dream of Innocent III
- The Ecstasy of St. Francis
- The Expulsion of the Devils from Arezzo
- The Flight into Egypt
- The Flight into Egypt
- Head of a Shepherd
- The Lamentation of Christ
- Madonna and Child
- The Madonna di Ognissanti
- The Miracle of the Spring
- Pope Boniface VIII Proclaims the Jubilee in 1300
- Pope Gregory IX Canonising St Francis in 1228
- Pope Innocent III Approving the Rule, Predella Panel from St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata
- St Francis Cures the Injured Man from Lerida
- St Francis Praying in the Church of San Damiano
- St Francis Preaching a Sermon to Pope Honorius III
- St Francis Receiving the Stigmata
- St Jerome Checking the Stigmata on the Body of St Francis
- St. Clare Embraces the Body of St. Francis at the Convent of San Damiano
- St. Francis Appears to His Companions in a Chariot of Fire
- St. Francis Dreams of a Palace full of Weapons
- St. Francis Gives his Coat to a Stranger
- St. Francis Honoured by a Simple Man
- St. Francis of Assisi Preparing the Christmas Crib at Grecchio
- St. Francis Preaching to the Birds, 1297
- St. Francis of Assisi Preaching to the Birds
- St. Francis Receives Approval of his `Regula Prima' from Pope Innocent III in 1210
- St. Francis Releases the Heretic
- St. Francis Renounces his Father's Goods and Earthly Wealth
- The Stigmata of St Francis
- The Trial by Fire, St. Francis Offers to Walk through Fire, to Convert the Sultan of Egypt in 1219
- The Virgin and Child, 1300
- The Vision of Brother Agostino and the Bishop of Assisi
- The Vision of Pope Gregory IX
- The Vision of the Thrones