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Cennino d'Andrea
Cennini (c. 1360 –
before 1427) was an
Italian painter influenced by Giotto. He was a
student of
Agnolo Gaddi in Florence.
Gaddi trained...
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Domenico Cennini (1606 – August, 1684) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Gravina di
Puglia (1645–1684).
Domenico Cennini was born in...
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Bernardo Cennini (Italian: [berˈnardo tʃenˈniːni]; 1414/5 – c. 1498) was an
Italian goldsmith,
sculptor and
early printer of Florence. As a
sculptor he...
- ground, the
finer the
color becomes.
Italian Renaissance artist Cennino Cennini wrote: "If you were to
grind it
every day, even for 20 years, it would...
- Publications, New York, p. 98
Cennino Cennini,The Craftsman's Handbook, note by translator, p xiv. Lara Broecke,
Cennino Cennini, Il
libro dell'arte, Archetype...
- with a
bluish tinge the
color of indigo. The 15th-century
painter Cennino Cennini described how this
pigment was made
during the
Renaissance in his famous...
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called terra di siena, or
sienna earth. The 15th-century
painter Cennino Cennini described the uses of
ochre pigments in his
famous treatise on painting...
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pigment used in the Renaissance,
which was
described by the
painter Cennino Cennini in the 15th century. It is
similar to chalk, made of
calcium carbonate...
- 15th-century text Il
Libro Dell'arte O
Trattato Della Pittui by
Cennino Cennini. That
Leonardo joined the
guild by this time is
deduced from the record...
- his
famous 15th
century manual on painting, Il
Libro Dell'Arte,
Cennino Cennini described it this way: "This
pigment is made from the
loveliest and lightest...
