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"Crucifixion (detail)"

Bernardo Daddi (i) - Tempera (i) - 1345 - (Lindenau-Museum (Altenburg, Germany)) (i)

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Bernardo Daddi, an early Italian Renaissance painter, was born in 1290 and passed away in 1348. He is renowned for being the leading painter of Florence during his generation. Bernardo Daddi played a significant role in contributing to the revolutionary art of the Renaissance, which broke away from the conventions of Gothic artists.

Early Life and Training

Although Bernardo Daddi's birth date remains unknown, he is first mentioned in 1312. It is believed that he may have been a pupil of Giotto, one of the most influential artists of the time. Daddi's style is derived from Giotto's work, and his early works show a close link with followers of Giotto such as the Master of Santa Cecilia and other Florentine masters.

Artistic Style and Contributions

Bernardo Daddi's compositions aimed to achieve a more realistic representation of reality, which was a departure from the conventional Gothic art. He was particularly successful with his small-scale works and contributed to the development of the portable altarpiece, a format that gained great popularity. Daddi's later style is highly refined and shows a certain influence by Maso di Banco.

Notable Works and Museums

Some of Bernardo Daddi's notable works can be found in the Uffizi museum, including a triptych he painted in 1328. The Pinacoteca of the Vatican Museums houses his Martyrdom of Saint Stephen, a predella in eight panels painted about 1345. You can explore more of Bernardo Daddi's works on WahooArt.com.

Influence and Legacy

Bernardo Daddi was also influenced by the Sienese art of Lorenzetti. His last work dates from 1347, and it is believed he died the next year. Despite his high level of craftsmanship, his lyrical elegance is somewhat dampened by a certain academic and mechanical hardness.

Early Italian Renaissance painter: Bernardo Daddi was one of the leading painters of Florence during his generation.
Revolutionary art: Daddi's compositions aimed to achieve a more realistic representation of reality, breaking away from Gothic conventions.
Influence by Giotto and Maso di Banco: Daddi's style is derived from Giotto's work, with later influence by Maso di Banco.

You can learn more about Bernardo Daddi and his works on WahooArt.com. The website offers handmade oil paintings reproductions and print on canvas of famous artwork, including those by Bernardo Daddi. Visit the Uffizi museum or Pinacoteca of the Vatican Museums to see his notable works in person. For more information about Bernardo Daddi, you can also visit Wikipedia.