1280s in art

1280s in art

The decade of the 1280s in art involved some significant events.

Events

Paintings

Births

* 1289: Zhao Yong - Chinese painter in Yuan Dynasty (d. 1360)
* 1289: Gu An - Chinese painter in Yuan Dynasty (d. 1365)
* 1287: Tang Di - Chinese landscape painter during the Yuan Dynasty (d. 1368)
* 1287: Wang Mian - Chinese painter of plums during the Yuan Dynasty (d. 1359)
* 1284: Simone Martini - Italian painter born in Siena (d. 1344)
* 1282: Li Shixing - Chinese landscape painter during the Yuan Dynasty (d. 1328)
* 1280: Pietro Lorenzetti - Italian painter (d. 1348)
* 1280: Tino di Camaino - Italian sculptor (d. 1337)
* 1280: Bernardo Daddi - early Italian renaissance painter and apprentice of Giotto (d. 1348)
* 1280: Wu Zhen - Chinese painter during the Yuan dynasty (d. 1354)
* 1280: Ugolino di Nerio - Italian painter most active in Siena (d. 1349)

Deaths

* 1284: Nicola Pisano - Italian sculptor whose work is noted for its classical Roman sculptural style (b. 1220/1225)


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