
Italian ยท 9 artworks
artist bio
Giovanni da Milano was a prominent Italian painter of the Proto-Renaissance period, active primarily in Florence and Lombardy. He is known for his elegant figures, refined use of color, and narrative clarity, contributing to the transition from Gothic to Renaissance styles.
what you'll learn
Studying Giovanni da Milano's work allows students to understand the shift from Gothic to Renaissance art, focusing on the development of naturalism and spatial representation. Students can learn about fresco techniques and the use of narrative in religious art.
related: Giotto, Simone Martini

Choir of Martyrs
1360

Polyptych with Madonna and Saints
1355

Naissance De La Vierge
1370

Madonna col bambino tra santi, storie dei santi e di Cristo
1355

The Birth of the Virgin
1370

Martirio di S. Caterina
1355

Cappella Rinuccini
1370

Lateral Panel
1360

Martirio di S. Barnaba
1355