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Title: Giotto 12671337


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Giotto (1267-1337)
  • Giotto di Bondone (known as Giotto)
  • 12671337
  • Lived in Florence, Italy
  • Sculptor, Architect, Painter
  • Considered to be the Father of Modern Painting

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Giotto (1267-1337)
  • When he was ten years old, Giotto was tending
    sheep for his father. While he waited for the
    sheep to graze, he sketched what he saw around
    him.
  • One day, Cimabue, an artist, came by and found
    him using a sharp rock to sketch on a cleaner
    rock.
  • He went to Giottos father and asked his
    permission to take Giotto to Florence to become
    his art teacher.

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Giotto (1267-1337)
  • At the time that Giotto was painting, art was
    used mainly in churches.
  • Books were very rare and expensive and very few
    people could read.
  • Paintings used symbols to tell a story.
  • What might be happening in this painting?

4
Giotto (1267-1337)
  • Giotto is considered the father of modern
    painting because he was the first to emphasize
    the art in art.
  • Artists before him were simply interested in
    telling a story using pictures and their pictures
    look flat.
  • Compare this painting by Giotto (left) to one by
    Cimabue (right) who painted at the same time.
  • What are some of the differences that you see?

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Giotto (1267-1337)
  • For the first time in the history of painting,
    Giotto used shading to create depth.
  • When viewing his paintings, you want to reach out
    and touch the images.
  • If you could touch this image, what would you
    feel?

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Giotto (1267-1337)
  • How do you think Giottos experience as a
    sculptor influenced his painting?
  • Do you like his paintings? Why or why not?
  • What do you think makes Giotto the father of
    modern painting?
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