GIOTTO DI BONDONE: El Hombre que Pasó a la Historia con un Solo Círculo

At the end of the 13th century, in the hills of Tuscany, a shepherd boy drew on stones. What would emerge from his hands would shake to its core an artistic conception that had remained unchanged for centuries and forever alter the course of Western painting. Giotto di Bondone left behind the world of rigid figures suspended against gold backgrounds, weightless and emotionless, and filled his walls with men and women who walked the earth, who suffered, who loved, and who betrayed. Throughout a life that took him from Assisi to Padua, from Rome to Naples, he transformed church walls into lived experiences and sowed the seeds of the Renaissance before the Renaissance even had a name. This video is the story of how a shepherd boy sparked the greatest artistic revolution in history.