Florence saw the hands of a young, but already talented Giotto di Bondone , realize the first, timid works. It was Cimabue who discovered him, while he was perhaps portraying his sheep grazing on a pebble, and he took him to workshop with him and together they traveled to the Italian capitals of art. But it is at the height of his rise that even the Venetian lands benefit from his admirable ability: in fact, in Padua he creates frescoes in the interior of the Scrovegni C
