Name: Madonna and Child
Creator: Duccio di Boniseña
Creation date: 1300
Actual dimensions: 23.8 x 16.5 cm
Category: Religious Material: Wood Tempera Painting
Located in: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
Name: Christ was decoupled
English name: Deposition
Creation date: 1308 - 11
Actual dimensions: 50.5 x 53.5 cm
Category: Religion
Material: Wood tempera painting
Located in: Cathedral of Sieina, Italy
Title: The Prophets of Jesus, Isaiah and the Book of Ezekiel
英文名称：The Nativity with the Prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel
Actual dimensions: 48 x 87 cm
Located in: National Gallery, Washington, D.C
Name: Farewell to St. John
English name: Parting from St John
Actual dimensions: 41.5 x 54 cm
Category: Religious Material: Tempera on the plate
Name: Virgin of the Throne
The Madonna in Majesty
Actual dimensions: 214 x 412 cm
Name: Our Lady, The Child and the Two Angels
Madonna with Child and Two Angels
Creation date: 1283 - 84
Actual dimensions: 98 x 60 cm
Category: Religious Material: Oil on the Plate
Name: Rehabilitation of the Blind
English name: La guarigione del cieco
Actual dimensions: 43.5 x 45 cm
Located in: National Gallery, London, UK
Name: Virgins and Children and Saints
英文名称：The Virgin and Child with Saints Dominic and Aurea
Creation dates: 1312 - 15
Actual dimensions: 61.4 x 79.2 cm
Name: Patient resuscitation
The Raising of Lazarus
Creation date: 1310 - 11
Actual dimensions: 43.5 x 46.4 cm
Material: Tempera on the board
Located at: Kimberly Art Gallery, Warwick, Texas, USA
Duccio di Boniseña was born in Siena. From his works, it can be seen that the Gothic tradition of Italian art developed to its peak. A contemporary of Chimabue, he is considered the founder of the Sienese School
Duccio di Buoninsegna (1255-1319) was born in Siena. From his works, it can be seen that the Gothic tradition of Italian art developed to its peak. A contemporary of Cimabue, considered the founder of the Sienese School, Duccio's work is derived from the Byzantine style, but also incorporates a humanistic spirit into it, making the picture look more imposing. Duccio's greatest work is The Madonna in Majesty (1308–1311 AD, altarpiece). The painting began in 1308 at the behest of the Cathedral of Siena, and in 1311 a grand celebration was held after the completion of the work. However, this masterpiece was later dismembered. Some people cut the woodblock work into several pieces and sold it, so that several museums around the world now have partial fragments of the Virgin and Child Ascending to the Holy See. The Summoning of the Apostles Peter and Andre is an an ornament on the back of The Assumption of the Virgin and Child to the Holy See. The brilliant colors, expressive rock faces, and realistic character depictions all make it seem as if one has seen this holy relic: Andrei and Peter, two fishermen brothers, who fished all night and found nothing, jesus told them to cast a net on the side of the boat. Just unwilling to upset the stranger, the brothers obeyed him. When the net was lifted, it was full of fish. The brothers were suspicious and seemed to have some understanding of this.
* The Siena School, one of the Italian Renaissance schools of art in the 14th century. * The city of Siena is located in central Italy, near Florence, in the 14th century the banking industry is more developed, politically and economically are the main rivals of Florence, artistically formed a Siena school that can compete with the Florentine school of painting; but by the 15th century, with the decline of the city, its school of painting also collapsed.