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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist Retiring to the Desert (detail) by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Four naked men, mid-late 15th century, 1943 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Nativity by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "St John the Evangelist Shown with His Symbol, an Eagle by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist Entering the Wilderness by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Catherine of Siena Exchanging Her Heart with Christ by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Clare Rescuing a Child Mauled by a Wolf by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist in Prison Visited by Two Disciples, 1455-1460 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Annunciation and Expulsion from Paradise by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Madonna with Child and Angels; Annunciation by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Paradiso, Canto X. Beatrice and Dante Hover Beside the Heaven of the Sun Meet Those Distinguished for Their Wisdom. They Are Greeted by St. Thomas Aquinas with Albertus Magnus. Seated Below Are Ten Representatives of Wisdom; Bede, St. Ambrose, Isidore of S by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Catherine of Siena before the Pope at Avignon by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Miraculous Communion of Saint Catherine of Siena by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Paradise by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Suffering and Triumphant Christ by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine of Siena by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Dante being expelled from Florence, and composing his poem in exile, from Paradiso in")
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.jpg "Dante and Beatrice before the Virgin and Child, who are seated within the Celestial Rose, surrounded by various saints, from Paradiso in")
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.jpg "The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist, 1455-60 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "St. Catherine of Siena and the Beggar by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Catherine of Siena Receiving the Stigmata by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Procession of St. Gregory to the Castel St. Angelo by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Investiture of Saint Clare: the Saint receiving the clothes of her Order from Saint Francis by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Dante and Beatrice Witness the Spheres and Crosses, the Spheres of the Heavens with Love, a Fishing Mermaid, and Creatures in the Sea of Being, from")
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.jpg "Paradise by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Evangelist Raises Drusiana, ca. 1460 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist in Prison Receiving the Visit of Two Disciples by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Annunciation by Giovanni di Paolo")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1468506).jpg "Saint Jerome in His Study by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "St. Jerome taking a thorn from the lion")
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.jpg "The Presentation of Christ in the Temple by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Annunciation to Zacharias, verso The Angel of the Annunciation by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Catherine of Siena Beseeching Christ to Resuscitate Her Mother by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Blessed Andrea Gallerani died 1251 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Annunciation and Expulsion from Paradise by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Presentation of Jesus in Temple by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Head of Saint John the Baptist Brought before Herod by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Ecce Agnus Dei by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saints Catherine of Alexandria, Barbara, Agatha, and Margaret, ca. 1470 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Birth of Saint John the Baptist Predella Panel, 1454 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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_(right)_a_-_(MeisterDrucke-1001616).jpg "Procession of Pope Gregory I at the Chateau Saint Angelo in Rome by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Ecce Agnus Dei by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Coronation of the Virgin, ca. 1455 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Clare of Assisi Blessing the Bread Before Pope Innocent IV by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Predella Panel from an Altarpiece: St. Catherine of Siena Invested with the Dominican Habit by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Salome Asking Herod for the Head of Saint John the Baptist by Giovanni di Paolo")
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_1454_-_(MeisterDrucke-805004).jpg "The Baptism of Christ (Predella) by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Head of Saint John the Baptist Brought before Herod by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Salome Asking Herod for the Head of Saint John the Baptist by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Canto III, Illustration from")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saints Matthew and Francis, ca. 1435 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist Entering the Wilderness by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Paradiso, Canto XVIII. Miniature shows Dante and Beatrice hovering before the half figure of Cacciaguida, who is on the periphery of the Heaven of Mars, which has the winged figure of Mars in its centre. Dante is shown the eight holy warriors who appear in by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Virgin of Humility by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Adoration of the Magi by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child with Saints by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child with Two Angels and a Donor by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Presentation of Christ in the Temple by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Entombment by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Ambrose, 1465-70 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Five Dancing Angels. c1436 by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist in Prison Visited by Two Disciples by Giovanni di Paolo")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1463261).jpg "Madonna with Child (detail) by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Baptism of Christ (Predella Panel) by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "St. Catherine of Siena and the Beggar by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Exultation of Saint Nicholas of Tolentino by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Virgin of Humility by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Representation of Saint James the Pilgrim by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Blessed Ambrogio Sansedoni by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Head of John the Baptist brought to Herod by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Madonna with Child and Angels; Annunciation by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child with Saints Jerome and Agnes by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint Catherine by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Madonna with Child and Angels. The Annunciation by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Baptism of Christ by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Salome Asking Herod for the Head of Saint John the Baptist by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "The Virgin Annunciate by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Predella Panel from an Altarpiece: St. Catherine of Siena Invested with the Dominican Habit by Giovanni di Paolo")
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_d_-_(MeisterDrucke-1463260).jpg "Polyptych with St. Catherine of Alexandria (detail) by Giovanni di Paolo")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist Entering the Wilderness by Giovanni di Paolo")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1499472).jpg "The Death of Saint Catherine of Siena by Giovanni di Paolo")
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Florence around 1420 - the start of the early Renaissance. And one artist in particular caused a sensation at this time. Giovanni di Paolo was not only influenced by the conservative Gothic line, as most artists of his time were, but made a name for himself with his, albeit few, clients precisely because he distinguished himself from others in his art and always liked to help himself to the strange and different. What runs through all his works like a common thread are the many straight lines, the elongated forms and figures and strong colors that give his individual art an exciting static quality. Even though "exciting" and "static" may sound fundamentally opposed, these details nevertheless enliven each of his paintings in a very unusual and almost explosive way.
The School of Siena left its mark on Italian art, especially in the 15th century. There, in his hometown, di Paolo also developed into a unique artist. However, he interpreted the classical style of the early Renaissance in his own personal way, clearly incorporating expressionist traits in his compositions, unlike many other Sienese painters. Strong facial expressions of the figures, often part of meaningful religious events, lend much expression to his art. But what would cause ridicule and scorn today was to make Giovanni di Paolo a master in his own time. For his individual style of painting would not have come about at all without copying the works of his fellow artists - among them even very famous ones. Especially in Tuscany, his buyers appreciated his ability to manipulate identical scenes by other artists, such as Duccio di Buoninsegna - one of the most important painters of the late Middle Ages - and individualize them in an extremely creative way.
During his artistic career, Giovanni di Paolo, although highly appreciated by some patrons due to his works that were different in detail, was always seen as a subordinate and inferior artist. It was only later, from the early 1920s that Giovanni di Paolo gained greater renown for his distorted-religious and expressionist style. Not only is this of great importance today, but the colorful forms, figures and landscapes of his first works, as well as the crude compositions, clearly reflect the painter's changing perceptions throughout his artistic development. Giovanni di Paolo never left his native Siena until his death. It is said, among other things, that di Paolo had difficulty maintaining his ability to paint in late life, so he hired assistants to help him complete his works. However, his lack of imagination and creativity was never a problem.
Florence around 1420 - the start of the early Renaissance. And one artist in particular caused a sensation at this time. Giovanni di Paolo was not only influenced by the conservative Gothic line, as most artists of his time were, but made a name for himself with his, albeit few, clients precisely because he distinguished himself from others in his art and always liked to help himself to the strange and different. What runs through all his works like a common thread are the many straight lines, the elongated forms and figures and strong colors that give his individual art an exciting static quality. Even though "exciting" and "static" may sound fundamentally opposed, these details nevertheless enliven each of his paintings in a very unusual and almost explosive way.
The School of Siena left its mark on Italian art, especially in the 15th century. There, in his hometown, di Paolo also developed into a unique artist. However, he interpreted the classical style of the early Renaissance in his own personal way, clearly incorporating expressionist traits in his compositions, unlike many other Sienese painters. Strong facial expressions of the figures, often part of meaningful religious events, lend much expression to his art. But what would cause ridicule and scorn today was to make Giovanni di Paolo a master in his own time. For his individual style of painting would not have come about at all without copying the works of his fellow artists - among them even very famous ones. Especially in Tuscany, his buyers appreciated his ability to manipulate identical scenes by other artists, such as Duccio di Buoninsegna - one of the most important painters of the late Middle Ages - and individualize them in an extremely creative way.
During his artistic career, Giovanni di Paolo, although highly appreciated by some patrons due to his works that were different in detail, was always seen as a subordinate and inferior artist. It was only later, from the early 1920s that Giovanni di Paolo gained greater renown for his distorted-religious and expressionist style. Not only is this of great importance today, but the colorful forms, figures and landscapes of his first works, as well as the crude compositions, clearly reflect the painter's changing perceptions throughout his artistic development. Giovanni di Paolo never left his native Siena until his death. It is said, among other things, that di Paolo had difficulty maintaining his ability to paint in late life, so he hired assistants to help him complete his works. However, his lack of imagination and creativity was never a problem.
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