Enthroned Vs Giotto

The differences in similarities that stands out the most in these two paintings of the Virgin and Child Enthroned would be the use of perspective. As one artist focus more on depth and audience, it gives a certain atmosphere which brings the audience within the painting. With Giotto's painting, he uses a very symmetry style by including the apostles around the Virgin. While Giotto's painting had more subjects in his work, it included more importance to the painting itself in my opinion. Meaning, with more subjects in the painting, signifies the relationship between the Virgin and the people.
On the other hand, Camby's painting has fewer subjects but it gives a cluster feeling for the viewer. While the painting does not follow a certain perspective
field, it creates a certain confusion or an uneasy feeling for the audience. But mostly importantly, despite how both of the paintings are very identical, it does not portray Madonna the same way the both paintings have. Because Cimabue portrays her in a very idealistically style with facial features being small. While Giotto does the opposite, he made her look very bulky. The drapes or the black clothing was very different as well. Gotta painted her drapes in a very special way by painting it in a way to emphasize her body parts. Unlike Cimabue, he painted her drapes to make her look very tall and skinny. Although there were many similarities in both paintings, Cimabue’s conveyed the Madonna in a more idealistic way.