Paolo Uccello

English: Paolo Uccello (1397 - 1475) was a painter (and also a creator of mosaics) in the employ and patronage of the powerful Florentine Renaissance family, the House of Medicis. Uccello is considered the father of the art of the perspective.

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Funerary Monument to Sir John Hawkwood	Five famous men	A lady, Metropolitan Museum of Art	A lady, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (attributed)
A man, Musée des Beaux-Arts (Chambéry)	A lady, Metropolitan Museum of Art (attributed or follower)

Madonna, National Gallery of Ireland	Crucifixion, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum	Crucifixion, Metropolitan Museum of Art	Annunciation, Ashmolean Museum
Adoration, Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe	Episode from hermit's life	A saint with two children, Contini-Bonacossi collection

The Deluge and the Ark of Noah	Drunkenness and shame of Noah	Creation of the animals	Creation of Adam
Creation of Eve and the Original Sin.

Disputation of St Stephen	Stoning of St Stephen	Birth of the Virgin	Mary's Presentation in the Temple
Saint Jacopone da Todi	Saint Dominic	Saint Francis	Saint Jerome
Saint Paul	Hope

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1. A woman sells the Host to a Jewish merchant	2. When the merchant tries to burn it, the Host begins to bleed	3. Religious procession to reconsecrate the Host	4. The woman is punished and an angel descends from heaven
5. The Jewish merchant and his family are burnt at the stake	6. Two angels and two devils fight over the woman's body