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by Sassetta
Sassetta completed this scene of a heretic being burned at the stake. The medieval punishment is depicted with the flat space and gold ground typical of early Italian painting. Religious authority enforces orthodoxy through fire.
Sassetta worked in Siena during the early Renaissance, maintaining Gothic traditions while absorbing new ideas. This work is held at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.

Gustave Doré
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

Paul Signac
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

George Stubbs
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

Ford Madox Brown
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
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Raphael, 1511
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Raphael, 1510
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Titian, 1538
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Titian, 1555
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El Greco, 1614
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