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Giottesque, a. and n.|dʒɒˈtɛsk|
[f. Giotto + -esque.]
A. adj. Resembling the style of the Tuscan painter Giotto (13–14th c.).
B. n. The style founded by Giotto; also, an artist belonging to the school, or imitating the style, of Giotto.
1854Ruskin Lect. Archit. iii. 159 This whole range of landscape may be conveniently classed in three divisions, namely Giottesque, Leonardesque, and Titianesque; the Giottesque embracing nearly all the work of the 14th..century. 1864Crowe & Cavalcaselle Hist. Paint. Italy I. 386 It would be difficult to say in what respect this poor Giottesque differs as to quality from the older art which was previously called Byzantine. Ibid. II. 1 (heading of chapter) Declining school of Giottesques. 1880E. Lee-Hamilton God's Saints & Men Pref. 6 A half effaced giottesque fresco. 1896Advance (Chicago) 20 Aug. 253 Giotto..became the greatest artist of his time, and the founder of quite a new style of paintings called the Giottesque. |