Italian, Neapolitan Follower of Giotto

The Italian, Neapolitan follower of Giotto, active from 1300 to 1390, was a significant figure in the early Renaissance. As a disciple of Giotto, they contributed to the development of naturalism and emotional expression in painting, which were hallmarks of the movement. Their works often reflected the stylistic innovations introduced by Giotto, helping to bridge the transition from medieval to Renaissance art in Italy. Specific details about their life events and individual contributions remain largely unknown, but their influence is evident in the evolution of Neapolitan painting during this period.