Giovanni di Paolo (c. 1399–1482) was a painter and illuminator who worked in Siena and was associated with artists like Taddeo di Bartolo and Gentile da Fabriano. To see his work alongside other Sienese artists, please visit the "Works from Siena" browse category in this site .

While his reputation faded after the 15th century, interest in Giovanni di Paolo's work was revived in the 20th century. He was documented as working for the Dominican Order as an illuminator on a Book of Hours in 1417. The three items in this browse category are fine examples of the type of work he would have done in this capacity, and can be compared to his surviving works on panel.