What did Giotto's Followers Admire about his art?

Giotto di Bondone (1266-1337) is widely recognized as the father of paintings in Florence and the founder of the reconstruction of Italian paintings during the Trecento era. His style and genius penetrated the social consciousness from the latter half of the 13th century to the beginning of the 14th century, continued to influence the works of great masters of the time and continued to influence the face of Italian paintings since the 15th century . His followers known as geotechne are influential artists emulated by Bonden trying to emulate genius through their work.

You may be reading a famous article about Giorgio Vasari 's early Renaissance painter Giotto. In this story, Giotto was asked to prove acquisition of paintings. He did this using a brush, drawing a perfect circle without using any technical tool. Unfortunately, I am not myself, but I think that the circle of Giotto is not perfect but it is wonderful. To illustrate the difference between them, I will show you how good my paintings are - I understand that my paintings are not perfect. The red part shows the difference between my circle drawn by software and the perfect circle. It shows the tension between goal and achievement. Mastering is an effort to extinguish this field. Giotto (red part) may be much smaller than mine.

Today there are many psyche of Giotto. For most people, his work is monotonous and looks very two-dimensional. But there is no comparison between the works of later years that we admire because people like Giotto plant seeds and start all the pieces we admire. People also regard his work as monotonous and repetitive. "The habit of controlling expressions of spiritual themes is not to prevent talented artists from expressing themselves, as well as the type of landscape painter, history, portrait later he is an artistic style Not only did I change, I relinquished a lot of light in terms of my time and place of temperament. "--- Eimerl p10

Giotto is a former Renaissance artist and architect born in Mugello Valley, located 20 miles north of Florence, Italy. It was described as a solitary landscape by admire Jon Ruskin. There are steep mountains, wastelands, olive trees. Giotto has no garden which is a reference for his work and lush landscape. It is said that Giotto was born around 1267. This is not true, but according to the record written, he says he died in 1337 at the age of seventy. Even the birthplace of Giotto has not been asked yet and it is said that he grew up in Vespignano. I would like to conclude that he was born in Italy.