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ccsj-173	Di Meo, Carmen	From Dots to Atoms: “Light and Color’’ Techniques in Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries’ Painting	2019	14	.pdf	application/pdf	9490	386	56	2.2 Giovanni di Paolo and Alesso Baldovinetti: sources for a history of the ‘dotted’ handling of color in Quattrocento Art The Sienese Master Giovanni di Paolo, in a way intriguingly similar to that showed by Baldovinetti, is found by Cesare Brandi displaying a very original treatment in his landscape details, defined in 1941 as a “punteggiatura” (punctuation, dotting), “a trace of big flour-like grains.” Given that the so-called ‘Primitives’ Tuscan Masters, such as Alesso Baldovinetti and Giovanni di Paolo, were particularly skilled in the use of this peculiar technique, which is found especially embodied in tempera works produced in the course of the fifteenth Century, this research line can be also extended to artistic practices operated in the subsequent Century.	cache/ccsj-173.pdf	txt/ccsj-173.txt