Cartwright, Julia: The painters of Florence: from the Thirteenth to the Sixteenth century (London: John Murray, 1910)

46 GIOTTO [1276-1335
the stars. For I am Giotto—what need is there to
tell of .my work ? Long as verse lives, my name shall
endure! ”
Chief Works-
Florence.—Accademia delle belle Arti: 103. Madonna
and Child with Angels.
,, Santa Croce, Peruzzi Chapel: Frescoes-
Lives of St. John the Baptist and St.
John the Evangelist. Bar di Chapel:
Frescoes—Life of St. Francis.
Assisi. — Upper Church: Frescoes—Life ofSt.Francis.
,, Lower Church: Allegories of Obedience,
Charity, Poverty and Glory of St. Francis.
,, Lower Church, R. Transept: Frescoes—■
Lives of Christ and the Virgin.
Bologna.—Accademia delle belle Arti: 101. Saints
and Angels.
Padua.—Arena Chapel: Frescoes—Lives of Christ
and the Virgin, Last Judgment, Vices
and Virtues.
Rome.—St. Peter’s Sacristy: Stefaneschi Altar-piece.
St. John Lateran : Fresco—Boniface VIII.
Proclaiming the Jubilee, 1300.
Boston, U.S.A.—Mrs Gardner: Presentation in
Temple.
Munich. — Pinacothek : 979 - 983. Small Panels.
Madonna, Passion and Crucifixion, etc.
Paris.—Louvre: 1312. St. Francis receiving the
Stigmata.
1 These frescoes are now ascribed by Mr. Berenson, Professor Venturi,
and other authorities to an assistant of Giotto, and not to the master
himself.—(“The Florentine Painters of the Renaissance,” by B. Berenson,
p. 142. Third Edition, 1909.)