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Concordance of Old-New Artist Names and Life Dates

Titles and/or dates changed since publication by the National Gallery of Art of Catalogue of the Italian Paintings (Washington, DC, 1979).

Old Name/DatesNew Name and/or Dates
Duccio di Boninsegna, active from 1278; died 1318/1319c. 1250/1255–1318/1319
Paolo di Giovanni Fei, mentioned from 1369; died 1411  
 
c. 1335/1345–1411
Agnolo Gaddi, active 1369; died 1396c. 1350–1396
Giotto, 1266/1267–1337c. 1265–1337
Master of the Life of Saint John the Baptist,
active second quarter fourteenth century
 
Giovanni Baronzio, active c. 1320–1350
Jacopo di Cione, active 1368–1398c. 1340–c. 1400? 
Pietro Lorenzetti,
active possibly 1306–late 1340s; probably died 1348
active 1306–1345
Lorenzo Monaco, 1370–1422/1424c. 1370–c. 1425
Margaritone d’Arezzo, active second half thirteenth centuryactive second and third quarter thirteenth century
Martino di Bartolommeo, active 1384–1434
 
Martino di Bartolomeo, active 1393/1434
Master of the Franciscan Crucifixes,
active second half thirteenth century
 

active 1260s and 1270s
 

 

Master of Saint Francis, active second half thirteenth centuryactive third quarter thirteenth century
Nardo di Cione, active c. 1343; died 1365/1366active from c. 1340; died 1365/1366
Paolo Veneziano, active 1333–1358active 1333–1358
Puccio di Simone, active mid-fourteenth centuryactive from c. 1330–1360
Allegretto Nuzi, active from 1345; died 1373
 

active from c. 1340–died 1373
 

 

Simone Martini, c. 1284–1344active from 1315; died 1344