Paolo Uccello's Perspective Experiments and Battle Paintings (c. 1430–1465)

1. Battle of San Romano becomes Uccello’s subject

   Jun 1, 1432Labels: Battle of, Paolo Uccello

   • National Gallery
   • Uffizi

2. San Romano triptych panel painted for Florence

   Jan 1, 1435Labels: San Romano, Uffizi

   • Uffizi
   • National Gallery

3. Uccello paints Hawkwood monument in perspective

   Jan 1, 1436Labels: Hawkwood monument, Florence Cathedral

   • Duomo Firenze
   • Wikipedia

4. London panel shows a cavalry charge in depth

   Jan 1, 1438Labels: London panel, Niccol da

   • National Gallery
   • NG Catalogue

5. Louvre panel completes the battle narrative sequence

   Jan 1, 1440Labels: Louvre panel, San Romano

   • Uffizi
   • Wikipedia

6. Noah frescoes test perspective in a narrative scene

   Jan 1, 1440Labels: Noah frescoes, Santa Maria

   • Wikipedia
   • TravelTuscany

7. Uccello paints Duomo clock with prophet heads

   Jan 1, 1443Labels: Duomo clock, prophet heads

   • U M Library
   • WGA

8. Stained-glass designs extend his spatial thinking

   Jan 1, 1443Labels: Stained-glass cartoons, Florence dome

   • Duomo Magazine
   • Corpus Vitrearum

9. Perspective drawings formalize Uccello’s experiments

   Jan 1, 1450Labels: Perspective drawings, chalice study

   • Wikimedia
   • NatGalleries

10. Urbino commission culminates in a perspective-heavy predella

    Jan 1, 1465Labels: Urbino predella, Profanation of

    • Cavallini
    • WHE

11. The Hunt in the Forest uses a vanishing-point grid

    Jan 1, 1465Labels: The Hunt, Ashmolean

    • Ashmolean
    • WGA

12. Closing legacy: perspective experiments shape later Renaissance art

    Dec 31, 1465Labels: Uccello legacy, Renaissance influence

    • National Gallery
    • WHE