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Yea John but if we altered it to      Giotto  Di Inchiostro  that would give us 
Renaissance connotations. Such as:


 The Giotto's influence on Florentine painting stemmed from his ability to bring 
a sense of three-dimensionality to his works. The generation of painters which 
came after was overwelmingly influenced by this approach to painting.
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Roettgen, S (1996) Italian Frescoes: The Early Renaissance (1400 - 1470). 
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I don't know I'm still leaning toward Latin.


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