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Cimabue alias Bencivieni di Pepo, Italian Painter - Nicolas de Larmessin Cimabue Bencivieni di Pepo (Benvenuto di Giuseppe) Giovanni Cimabue. Nacimiento: c.1251; Florence, Italy ; Fallecimiento: 1302; Pisa, Italy ; Años de actividad: 1270 - 1295 Nacionalidad: Italian; Movimiento: Proto Renacimiento; Escuela/grupo: Florentine School
Cimabue put down his own marker on the timeline of art history and is today celebrated for his influence on the next generation of Italian artists; most notably his apprentice Giotto, who overtook his mentor to become the first true Renaissance Master.
Giovanni Cimabue. (Cenni di Peppo o di Peppi; Florencia, h. 1240 - Pisa, 1302) Pintor italiano. Se trata de una figura incierta, ya que se conserva de él una sola obra documentada (un fragmento de un mosaico en Pisa) y todo lo demás son atribuciones, bastante probables pero no absolutamente seguras.
Nacimiento: 1240 - Muerte: 1302 Colocación: Sala del siglo XIII y de Giotto , Recordado como el último pintor italiano de estilo bizantino, Cenni di Pepo, conocido como Cimabue es considerado el artista que abrió las puertas al naturalismo en la pintura de principios del Renacimiento.
Cimabue. documented 1272; died 1302. Image: Cimabue. Cenni di Pepi, called Cimabue, is first recorded in Rome in 1272 where he is referred to as a 'Florentine painter'. Together with the younger Duccio and Giotto, Cimabue was one of the pioneering artists of the early Italian Renaissance.
14 de nov. de 2021 · Cimabue was a pioneering Italian artist active in the 13th and early 14th century, known for his frescoes, panel paintings, and exquisite mosaics. Often considered one of the early pioneers of the Italian Renaissance, Cimabue’s life, work, and influence continues to be misrepresented or, perhaps, misunderstood.
6 de dic. de 2023 · Set against a gleaming gold leaf background, Mary and Christ sit on a monumental throne fashioned of intricately carved wood and studded with gems. This throne has often been celebrated by art historians as an example of how Cimabue experimented with perspectival effects.
