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c. 1200
 
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In the cathedral on Torcello, and in St Mark's, Venetian mosaics are a culmination in the west of the Byzantine tradition        
1259
 
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Nicola Pisano completes a pulpit for Pisa, borrowing details from Roman sarcophagi - an early example of a new interest in the classical past      
c. 1305
 
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Enrico degli Scrovegni employs Giotto to paint the cycle of frescoes in his chapel in Padua        
1308
 
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The cathedral authorities in Siena commission from Duccio the great altarpiece which becomes known as the Maestà      
Duccio Crucifixion (detail)
Manchester City Museum and Art Gallery
1345
 
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The great Byzantine altarpiece of St Mark's, the Pala d'Oro, is adjusted to take its present form     
Pala d'Oro
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c. 1400
 
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Majolica, or tin-glazed earthenware, reaches Italy from Majorca and thus gets its name      
1411
 
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The linen drapers of Florence commission a statue of St Mark from Donatello, who carves for Orsanmichele the first free-standing Renaissance sculpture       
Donatello, St George
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1423
 
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Masaccio paints some of the frescoes in the chapel of a Florentine silk merchant, Felice Brancacci, in Santa Maria del Carmine        
1436
 
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Perspective fascinates Italian Renaissance painters after the publication of Alberti's treatise on the subject, De Pictura        
c. 1443
 
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The Dominican convent of San Marco, in Florence, is provided with a serenely beautiful series of frescoes by Fra Angelico and his assistants      
Fresco in San Marco Monastery
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