Gaddi

[ gahd-dee ]

noun

1. Tad·de·o [tahd-, de, -aw], 1300–66, Italian painter and architect.

Example Sentences

There are large frescoes here of Taddeo Gaddi's also, but they are not good; one sees in him a pupil of Giotto, and nothing more.

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Taddeo Gaddi and Francesco Talenti carried it on, and to the latter are due the windows of the upper storeys.

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The frescoes of the choir, by Agnolo Gaddi, are among the finest works of Giotto's school.

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Afterwards he appointed my friend Vincenzio to the ordering of the perfumes and the fire, and with him Agnolino Gaddi.

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They who have represented him as the pupil of Angiol Gaddi, do not appear attentive to dates.

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