Uccello Paolo

The “drum”, crowning the dome of the Florentine cathedral, consists of eight large round windows. The creation of the dome was completed by 1431. The next few years, work was

The presented picture of the artist quattrocento Paolo Uccello – one of three, written by him on this topic and who stood at the origins of the battle genre in

This event of the early childhood of the Virgin Mary is mentioned in the apocryphal gospels and creations of the church fathers. The Virgin Mary, who is not supported by

The order for the murals in the church of Santa Maria Novella was one of the most prestigious orders among all Uccello’s ever received. Now the arcade of the church,

This scene forms part of the altar image written by Ucchello for the Church of the Holy Spirit in Urbino. It is known that the master had to write the

Over the painting of the Church of Santa Maria Novella worked several artists whose names, unfortunately, the story for us is not preserved. It is known only that Paolo Uccello

This work completely embodied the “dual” style of Uccello. On the one hand, the master is fascinated by the prospect, on the other hand he is devoted to the medieval

Vasari, with his inherent imagery and precision of expression, wrote: “Uccello drew so much that left behind him several chests full of drawings.” What happened to the drawings that stuffed

The legend of the battle of St. George with the dragon – one of the most popular stories in the history of world painting. Many artists glorified the deeds of

Paolo Uccello is an Italian painter, representative of the Early Renaissance, one of the founders of the scientific theory of perspective. Contemporary Masaccio, whose work had a great influence on

The famous mercenary commander Sir John Hawkwood led the army of Florence to many victories. It is about his military prowess that the Latin inscription on the pedestal announces. Subsequently,

The history of this work is very mysterious. Artists for the first time had the opportunity to study it only in 1850, when it was donated to the Oxford Museum

For several generations of art historians have been wondering who wrote the group portrait “Founders of the Florentine School”. The caption under the picture says that it shows: the artists

In addition to the controversial group portrait “Founders of the Florentine School,” Uccello’s brush is also attributed to several other portraits. All of them are profile. Most of the portraits