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A New Look at Cimabue: At the Origins of Italian Painting
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The years 1280–1290 witnessed a fundamental, even revolutionary development in the history of Western painting: for the first time, a painter sought to depict the world, objects and figures around him as they actually existed.
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In 2019, a small panel by the early Tuscan painter Cimabue, of whose works only a handful survive, was found hanging above a stove in a house in Compiègne, just north of Paris.
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Hungarian, 1673 - 1757
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Italian, 1432 - 1498
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