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Experience the profound moment of divine calling! Duccio's 'The Calling of the Apostles Peter and Andrew' (1311) captures faith and humanity with vibrant colors, detailed figures, and a serene golden background. A stunning replica available now.
Experience the divine beauty of Duccio's 'Madonna and Child on a Throne.' A masterpiece from Siena (1311) showcasing tender devotion & intricate detail, bridging Byzantine & Renaissance art.
Proto Renaissance Duccio’s ‘Raising of Lazarus Fragment,’ circa 1311, captures the poignant miracle scene with expressive figures and subtle naturalism—a landmark piece inviting viewers to explore the dawn of Italian artistic vision.
Duccio’s ‘Mockery of Christ,’ a poignant Proto Renaissance painting from 1311, depicts the brutal humiliation of Jesus with raw emotion and detail, showcasing the artist's innovative approach to religious iconography. Discover this powerful artwork and bring its beauty into your space.
Discover Duccio's 'Assumption (Fragment)' from 1311. This religious masterpiece showcases the artist’s transition from Byzantine to Gothic style, with delicate figures and a golden backdrop.
This monumental depiction of Christ's descent from the cross by Duccio di Buoninsegna exemplifies the burgeoning naturalism of Siena during the Early Renaissance, capturing a poignant moment of faith and human compassion.