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Paolo Uccello

Paolo Uccello

  1397
  December 10, 1475
   •   Early Renaissance   •   Wikipedia: Paolo Uccello

Many of his contemporaries considered the painter Paolo Uccello, who was born in Florence, to be eccentric, some even declared him to be crazy. The artist's civil name was Paolo di Dono, but he became known as Paolo Uccello. He was nicknamed Uccello (bird) because he had depicted countless birds and other animals in his frescoes. Throughout his life Uccello was considered eccentric, melancholic and difficult. No one understood his enthusiasm for spatial perspective, which bordered on obsession. He was influenced by works Donatellos and Tommaso Masaccios. He always endeavoured to depict people and animals in frescoes in three dimensions. The painter often immersed himself for weeks in his mathematical studies of spatial perspective. He was fascinated by geometric forms and their plasticity. The sculptor Donatello, however, believed that Uccello was too preoccupied with the representation of male headgear and wasted his talent on senseless studies. But Uccello continued to devote himself intensively to geometry and mathematics. Even the painter's colouring was new for his time. Uccello immersed cities and landscapes in colors that did not correspond to reality. A painting style that only reappeared centuries later with Expressionism. Uccello's artistic freedom was incomprehensible to his contemporaries. The painter became better known for his vivid-looking battle scenes, which he created from 1440 for the powerful De Medici family. Here too, people and animals were painted three-dimensionally.

Uccello influenced the painting style of the early Renaissance. He was born into a time of beginning upheavals. At the beginning of the 15th century a new artistic era began for Italian painting and sculpture. The Catholic Church, rich dynasties and wealthy merchants brought new sources of income to the artists. Paolo Uccello first learned the art of sculpture and worked in the workshop of Lorenzo Ghiberti. He then went to Venice, where he made mosaics for the church of San Marco. In the following years he created important frescoes in Florence. Interesting is the three-dimensional representation of a monument to an equestrian. The viewer sees the statue diagonally from below. This created the illusion that one sees a sculptural work in front of him. Here the artist's meticulous preoccupation with spatial perspective was particularly evident. At the end of his life, Uccello received fewer and fewer commissions. His apparent eccentricity increasingly isolated him from his fellow men. Uccello had to repeatedly ask for financial support. Despite his modern approach, Paolo Uccello's painting style remained medieval. His preoccupation with perspective became the theme of his life. Today, the painter is considered a pioneer of perspective painting.

Paolo Uccello

Paolo Uccello
  1397
  December 10, 1475
   •   Early Renaissance   •   Wikipedia: Paolo Uccello

Many of his contemporaries considered the painter Paolo Uccello, who was born in Florence, to be eccentric, some even declared him to be crazy. The artist's civil name was Paolo di Dono, but he became known as Paolo Uccello. He was nicknamed Uccello (bird) because he had depicted countless birds and other animals in his frescoes. Throughout his life Uccello was considered eccentric, melancholic and difficult. No one understood his enthusiasm for spatial perspective, which bordered on obsession. He was influenced by works Donatellos and Tommaso Masaccios. He always endeavoured to depict people and animals in frescoes in three dimensions. The painter often immersed himself for weeks in his mathematical studies of spatial perspective. He was fascinated by geometric forms and their plasticity. The sculptor Donatello, however, believed that Uccello was too preoccupied with the representation of male headgear and wasted his talent on senseless studies. But Uccello continued to devote himself intensively to geometry and mathematics. Even the painter's colouring was new for his time. Uccello immersed cities and landscapes in colors that did not correspond to reality. A painting style that only reappeared centuries later with Expressionism. Uccello's artistic freedom was incomprehensible to his contemporaries. The painter became better known for his vivid-looking battle scenes, which he created from 1440 for the powerful De Medici family. Here too, people and animals were painted three-dimensionally.

Uccello influenced the painting style of the early Renaissance. He was born into a time of beginning upheavals. At the beginning of the 15th century a new artistic era began for Italian painting and sculpture. The Catholic Church, rich dynasties and wealthy merchants brought new sources of income to the artists. Paolo Uccello first learned the art of sculpture and worked in the workshop of Lorenzo Ghiberti. He then went to Venice, where he made mosaics for the church of San Marco. In the following years he created important frescoes in Florence. Interesting is the three-dimensional representation of a monument to an equestrian. The viewer sees the statue diagonally from below. This created the illusion that one sees a sculptural work in front of him. Here the artist's meticulous preoccupation with spatial perspective was particularly evident. At the end of his life, Uccello received fewer and fewer commissions. His apparent eccentricity increasingly isolated him from his fellow men. Uccello had to repeatedly ask for financial support. Despite his modern approach, Paolo Uccello's painting style remained medieval. His preoccupation with perspective became the theme of his life. Today, the painter is considered a pioneer of perspective painting.





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The Hunt in the Forest, c.1465-7...
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The Battle of San Romano in 1432...
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The Hunt in the Forest, c.1465-70
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The Battle of San Romano, c1438,...
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The Flood and the Subsidence of ...
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The Battle of San Romano in 1432...
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The Hunt in the Forest, c.1465-70
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The Presentation of the Blessed ...
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The battle of San Romano
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Predella of the Profanation of t...
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Saint George and the Dragon. (oi...
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The Battle of San Romano, detail...
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Perspective study of a chalice, ...
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Scene of eremitic life or Thebai...
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Canonical clock with the heads o...
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Life of Noah, the flood and remo...
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The birth of the Virgin. The mid...
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The counter attack of Micheletto...
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The Battle of San Romano in 1432...
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The Flood and Waters Subsiding, ...
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The Battle of San Romano, 1432 c...
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Presentation of Mary at temple, ...
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Noah and the Flood, detail of th...
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St. George and the Dragon, c.147...
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Equestrian Monument of Sir John ...
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The Battle of San Romano, c.1450...
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The Annunciation (tempera und gi...
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Portraits of Giotto (c.1266-1337...
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The Virgin Mary ascending the st...
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The Hunt in the Forest, c.1465-7...
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Battle of San Romano between the...
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The Triumph of Julius Caesar (10...
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Oculus depicting The Resurrectio...
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Predella of the Profanation of t...
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The Thebaid, c.1460
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Predella of the Profanation of t...
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St George slaying the dragon
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Knight with lance and bird studies
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The Deroute de San Romano (Battl...
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The Creation of the Animals and ...
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The Creation of the Animals and ...
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Study of a "mazzocchio" (padded ...
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The Creation of the Animals and ...
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Noah's Sacrifice and Noah's Drun...
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Adoration of the Magi. Painting ...
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Funerary Monument to Sir John Ha...
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Oculus depicting The Nativity, 1...
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The Battle of San Romano, detail...
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Predella of Miracle of Profaned ...
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Adam and Eve, c.1424-25
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The Flood and Subsidence of the ...
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Nativity, 15th century (stained ...
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Scenes from monastic life (Tebaide)
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Cassone featuring 5 portraits of...
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The Great Flood and the Retreat ...
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The Creation of Eve and Original...
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Romans and Gauls fighting or The...
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Story of Noah, the drunkness - F...
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Flood and Waters Subsiding, Gree...
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Creation of Eve and original sin...
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Genesis, creation of eve and the...
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The Battle of San Romano, c.1450...
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The Flood and the Subsidence of ...
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Paolo uccello, Crocifissione
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The Great Flood and the Retreat ...
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Genesis, creation of eve and the...
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Saint Anne and Joachim at the Pr...
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The Birth of the Virgin, from th...
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Birth of the Virgin, detail of S...
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Genesis, creation of the animals...
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The Sacrifice and Euphoria of No...
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Battle of San Romano, detail
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Study of chalice with angel
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The Quarata Predella depicting t...
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Drunkenness of Noah, c.1446 (dam...
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St. George and the Dragon, detai...
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The Birth of the Virgin, detail ...
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The Battle of San Romano, c.1450...
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Five Masters of the Florentine R...
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The Battle of San Romano, detail...
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Predella of the Profanation of t...
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Predella of the Profanation of t...
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Creation, c.1424-25
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The Presentation of Mary in the ...
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Heads of two men, from the Prese...
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The Dispute of St. Stephen, deta...
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Predella of Miracle of Profaned ...
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The Battle of San Romano, detail...
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The Crucifixion, probably mid-14...
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