giotto

If Giotto is your way of learning python and building another (python) web framework then that's fine too.

The pope was looking for a painter and requested samples to artists and Giotto sent for him just a circle.

The (European) Renaissance took two-three centuries - from Petrarch and Giotto to Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael.

Seeing his work side-by-side with contemporaries it's instantly obvious why Vasari considered Giotto as the reviver of the art painting.

With just paper and a pen, Giotto flicked his wrist and drew a perfect circle.

There’s so much stuff for Python — where else will you find something like giotto-tda?

Galileo, Cassini-Huygens and Giotto are Earth-launched spacecraft that used Earth for a gravity assist.

I myself am a framework author (giotto, a python framework that was not included in these benchmarks).

Reminds me of a story about Giotto di Bondone, an artist who when called upon to prove his talent drew, freehand, a perfect circle.

Even Giotto presumably did a fair amount of work in between developing his art.) [1] The animals in Animal Farm are all well characterised.

This make me remember the Giotto big O history [1].

Who were the countless unknown contemporaries of Giotto and Cimabue?

I thought this was about Giotto a famous Renaissance Painter, but it seems to be a training app, to become like him (one day): "The Pope hoped to hire a fresco artist and sent to Giotto a messenger, who asked for a competitive sample drawing.

Brian Eno: "I was an art student and, like all art students, I was encouraged to believe that there were a few great figures like Picasso and Kandinsky, Rembrandt and Giotto and so on who sort-of appeared out of nowhere and produced artistic revolution.

But there's a room in the Uffizi which features Madonnas by Giotto, Cimabue, and Duccio.

Trader Joe lives on in spirit, along with Trader José and Trader Giotto.

Second, Giotto's Madonna and Child almost feels as if they are alive.