Duccio di Buoninsegna's Madonna and Child

"Mona Lisa, a unique big city" (Tomkins 9). This is what Madonna of Datto di Buoninsegna and a child's picture are known today. "The Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased Madonna and Children for $ 45.5 million" (Tomkins 1). However, this picture is not necessarily open to the public, indeed, Metropolis has purchased the last known work of Duccio with personal hands. Originally, the picture was held in the private hands of Adolf Stocklet and his wife. When the couple died, their houses and collections were handed over to their son, Jacques He caught the picture and handed it to their daughter. Exhibition of the school Siena.

"Madonna Rucellai." On April 15, 1285, praised Compania dei Laudesi, or the Virgin Mary of the Virgin Mary Church. Maria Novella of Florence has asked "Siena's painter Duccio di Buoninsegna" to draw a wonderful altarpiece representing Madonna and children and other paintings. For this job, he has to pay 150 Florin, but if the picture has to be "the most beautiful picture" and have to have a golden border, the picture can not be satisfied, and the artist I will not receive any repayment. . The labor contract held by the National Archives of Florence was released in 1790 and published in 1854, but there was no doubt that the document referred to the Virgin Mary until 1930.

The medieval art is based on the Renaissance. Two prominent artists. The first artist was Duccio di Buoninsegna and in the late 1200s painted Madonna Enthroned Two Two Angels. The second artist was Leonardo da Vinci, who painted Mona Lisa in the early 1500s. The difference between the two pictures is that Madonna between the two angels is religious and Mona Lisa is more real This is a picture of the Renaissance. Men think men are more valuable. In the Middle Ages, information disseminated in the 1400s was broadcast. For example, British drama called Everyman written in 1485. As he got older, everyone's thought was to make him himself a humanist. General liquidation and the king is God, he calls us our sins. Another example: Act No. 11, Hamlet Method No. 11, William Shakespeare, 1601. When Shakespeare said, "Male work is wonderful!" He said men are wonderful, the man is what we have today.

Duccio, the complete Duccio di Buoninsegna (born in the 13th century, Siena, Siena, in 1319, died in Siena?) Is one of the greatest Italian painters of the Middle Ages and the founder of the Sienna School. In the art of man Duccio, the traditional form of Italo-Byzantine has been strengthened by a clearer understanding of its evolution from classical roots in harmony with the new spirituality of Gothic style. The biggest of his works is Maesta (1311), the altarpiece of Siena Cathedral. There are few literature on Duccio's life and career. His life has been rebuilt from evidence contained in the development of his style, and from evidence revealed by his paintings, in large part, from evidence that can be attributed positively to his work It must be. Duccio's father came from the town of Buoninsegna near Siena, but when Duccio was born, he lived in the town of Camporegio.