Giotto and Medieval Art: The Lives and Works of the Medieval Artists
Giotto and Medieval Art: The Lives and Works of the Medieval Artists
Hard Cover. 2001, McGraw Hill Children's Publishing. Amazing and beautiful illustrations. Pages are large, packed with details, and definitely made to be enjoyed by adults and art lovers. This is an excellent addition to any art history section of any library. Condition: Very good. (see all images). Has a dust jacket in good condition. The book is in excellent condition with no markings, but does have a stamp on the book edge that reads "St Clare School" and a bump on the top edge (image 3). 876g 27.3x35.5x1.3cm Master painter, architect and sculptor, Giotto revolutionized the medieval art world. The late 13th and early 14th centuries was a time of magnificent architectural and artistic expression and Giotto played a pivotal role during this exciting era. Experimenting with new techniques in panel painting and fresco, his work became highly influential in his own day, as well as a source of inspiration to the artists of the Italian Renaissance. This book follows Giotto’s entire career, beginning with his training in Florence in the workshop of Cimabue, and introduces and illustrates the artists, works and creative techniques of 14th century Italy.