Master of Gerona
Italian Illuminator · 1300–
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The anonymous Master of Gerona, who derives his name from his work on the illuminations in a Bible now in Gerona, Spain, was deeply influenced by Byzantine icon painting. In particular, like many of his Italian contemporaries, he was interested in the convincing depiction of three-dimensional objects in space, one of the innovative trends that led to the later Italian Renaissance style. The Master
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Getty Museum · late 13th century
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Initial A: Christ in Majesty
Getty Museum · late 13th century
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Initial C: Saint Nicholas
Getty Museum · late 13th century
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Initial H: The Nativity
Getty Museum · late 13th century
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Initial S: The Massacre of the Innocents
Getty Museum · late 13th century
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Initial S: The Stoning of Saint Stephen
Getty Museum · late 13th century
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