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What was the first Renaissance painting?

April 26, 2017painting Renaissance

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What was the first Renaissance painting?

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It’s generally accepted that the Florentine artist Masaccio (1401-28) was the first truly ‘Renaissance painter’. His earliest known work after graduating was the Giovenale Triptych (now in the Uffizi Gazllery in Florence), dated 1422, so I guess that’s your answer.