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'''[[w:Cennino D'Andrea Cennini|Cennino D'Andrea Cennini]]''' (c. 1370 – c. 1440) was a [[w:Florentine|Florentine]] painter influenced by [[w:Giotto|Giotto]]. He was a student of [[w:Agnolo Gaddi|Agnolo Gaddi]]. None of his paintings are known to survive. Today, he is remembered mainly for having authored Il libro dell'arte, which is often translated as The Craftsman's Handbook. Written in the early 15th century, the book is a "how to" on [[w:Renaissance art|Renaissance art]].
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* Drawing is the 'triumphal arch' to painting.
* ...and all the time you must practise drawing..work day and feastday.
== External links ==
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