Commissioned by the Humiliati of the Church of All Saints in Florence in 1305-1310, the great altarpiece (325 x 204 cm) was restored in 1990-92 by Alfio Del Serra. Thanks to the mention by Ghiberti in his Commentaries (1450), the authenticity of Giotto's painting has never been in doubt. It is now believed that the work was painted by the Florentine maestro immediately after his return home after his stay in Padua, during which he frescoed the famous Chapel of Enrico Scrovegni in 1303-1305.
Giotto's Bell Tower
Giotto
- 1334-1359
Campanile di Santa Maria del Fiore
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Painted crucifix
Giotto
- 1315
Chiesa di Ognissanti
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Painted crucifix
Giotto
- 1305-10 ca.
Chiesa di San Felice in Piazza
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Fresco cycle of the Bardi Chapel
Giotto
- 1334-35
Chiesa di Santa Croce
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Fresco cycle of the Peruzzi Chapel
Giotto
- 1315 ca.
Chiesa di Santa Croce
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Painted Crucifix
Giotto
- 1290 ca.
Chiesa di Santa Maria Novella
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Stained glass from Santa Croce
Giotto
- 1310 ca.
Museo dell'Opera di Santa Croce
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Saint Stephen
Giotto
- 1328-1336
Museo della Fondazione Horne
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Chapel of the PodestÃ
Giotto
- 1337
Museo Nazionale del Bargello
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Madonna and Child with angels
Giotto
- 1328-1333
Santa Maria a Ricorboli
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Franciscan saint
Giotto
- 1290-1310 ca.
Villa "I Tatti", Settignano
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The Entombment of Christ
Giotto
- 1325
Villa "I Tatti", Settignano
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