Masaccio
1401–1428 · Italian · 15 artworks
Early RenaissanceLinear perspectiveChiaroscuroAnatomical accuracyNaturalistic representationFresco painting
artist bio
Masaccio was a pivotal figure in the Early Renaissance, known for his innovative use of perspective and naturalism. His frescoes in the Brancacci Chapel revolutionized painting and influenced generations of artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Masaccio's work allows students to understand the development of linear perspective and the shift towards more realistic and humanistic representations in art. His frescoes demonstrate how to create depth and volume in painting.
related: Giotto
15 artworks
The Tribute Money (Brancacci Chapel)
1425
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Crucifixion of St. Peter
1426
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Distribution of Alms and Death of Ananias
1425
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The Holy Trinity
1428
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Portrait of a Young Man
1425
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San Giovenale Triptych. Central panel
1423
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Adoration of the Knigs
1428
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St.Peter Healing the Sick with His Shadow
1425
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The Madonna and Child with st.Anna.
1424
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Raising of the Son of Teophilus and St.Peter Enthroned
1427
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St. Andrew
1426
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The Tribute Money
1427
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Baptism of the Neophytes
1427
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Portrait of a Young Woman
1425
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Maria and Child
1426
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