Detail from: Madonna & Child TADDEO DI BARTOLO c. 1400

Unfortunately we do not possess the full image.

The Italian artist, who lived between  [circa] 1362 and 1422, is classified as a Gothic painter.

Gothic art which was produced in Northern Europe from the middle ages up until the beginning of the Renaissance, is characterized by its religious devotion, and earned a celebrated reputation for the distinctive arched design of its churches, its stained glass, illuminated manuscripts, and icon-like figures. We retained the color tones throughout. Some of our visitors have expressed an interest in having images with less yellow pigment. For this gallery we are endeavoring to stay as close to the original color used by the artist as possible.


 





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