Who was Masaccio?
At this time, Florence was a hub ofcreative innovation.
Masaccio was able to study the paintings ofGiotto, as well as the ingenious work byBrunelleschiandDonatello.
Masaccio, “San Giovenale Triptych,” c. 1422(Photo:Wikimedia Commons[Public Domain])
Additionally, his exposure to ancient Greek and Roman art continued to influence his painting.
Exploring the Life and Art of the Renaissance Master of Color
Masolino and Masaccio, “Virgin and Child with Saint Anne,” c. 1424(Photo:Wikimedia Commons[Public Domain])
Masacio, “The Tribute Money,” Brancacci Chapel, 1425(Photo:Wikimedia Commons[Public Domain])
Masaccio, “Expulsion of Adam and Eve,” before and after restoration, Brancacci Chapel, c. 1426-8(Photo:Wikimedia Commons[Public Domain])
Masaccio, “Holy Trinity,” c. 1427(Photo: Web Gallery of Art viaWikimedia Commons[Public Domain])
Masaccio, “Virgin Mary,” 1426(Photo:Wikimedia Commons[Public Domain])
