Giovanni di Paolo

Giovanni di Paolo, born in 1403 in Siena and died in 1482 in Siena, was an Italian painter known for his religious and narrative works. His paintings, such as 'The Creation of the World and the Expulsion from Paradise' and 'The Madonna of Humility,' are celebrated for their intricate detail and expressive compositions, capturing the essence of Renaissance spirituality and storytelling. Influenced by the Sienese School and his contemporary Sassetta, Di Paolo's technique involved a refined and atmospheric approach to composition and color, conveying the devotion and emotion of his subjects. His career was marked by his ability to depict the elegance and depth of his era, making him a notable figure in 15th-century Italian painting.