While in Venice, he executed a series of stained glass windows for St. Mark's, and his one on the resurrection of Jesus Christ is still in place.
While in Venice, he executed a series of stained glass windows for St. Mark's, and his one on the resurrection of Jesus Christ is still in place. His first dated work is a fresco of the English mercenary Sir John Hawkwood. After returning from Venice as a mosaicist, he produced two frescoes from the Old Testament in the Green Cloister of Florence's Santa Maria Novella. Another work in the Green Cloister, The Deluge, better shows the preoccupation which characterizes major works like The Hunt in the Forest. FTP, name this Florentine painter whose obsession with perspective is seen in his The Battle of San Romano.
While in Venice, he executed a series of stained glass windows for St. Mark's, and his one on the resurrection of Jesus Christ is still in place.
Paolo {Uccello} or Paolo di {Dono}