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Gaddi

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Gaddi , celebrated family of Florentine artists. Gaddo Gaddi, c.1260-c.1333, painter and mosaicist, is said by Vasari to have been associated with Cimabue and Giotto. Among the mosaics attributed to him are those in the portico of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome, and Coronation of the Virgin, over the portal in the Florence cathedral. His son, Taddeo Gaddi, c.1300-c.1366, was a favorite pupil and godson of Giotto, whom he assisted for 24 years. He became the leader of Florentine painting after his master's death. His works include the ceiling painting and a series of frescoes representing... Read more
Gaddi, Taddeo
Gaddi, Taddeo (d. 1366). Florentine painter, the son of a painter and mosaicist Gaddo Gaddi (d. c.1330). According to Cennino Cennini , Taddeo was Giotto...tradition of Giotto, his style is less heroic and more anecdotal. Gaddi's son Agnolo (d. 1396) continued the Giotto tradition but... Read more
Gaddi, Taddeo
Gaddi, Taddeo ( c. 1297– after c. 1366). Consultant architect to the Cathedral in Florence (where he probably completed...the rebuilding of the Ponte Vecchio (1333–45). He may also have worked at the Palazzo Vecchio ( c. 1333). Agnolo Gaddi ( fl. second half of C14), presumably Taddeo's son, may have ... Read more

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